Sentence examples for circumvent probable from inspiring English sources
"Without such safeguards, the proposal has the potential to allow the administration to entirely circumvent probable cause and warrant requirements as well as promote vigilantism," said Rachel King, a legislative counsel for the civil liberties union, in a statement.
So even if stop-and-frisk is overturned by a judge, some politician will find a way to replace it with some other policy that will allow them to circumvent probable cause and whatever else.
We explored the impact of a third of those randomised to surgery not having fundoplication: firstly, through per protocol analyses limited to those randomised who received their allocated management, and, secondly, through an adjusted approach 10 11 in an attempt to circumvent the probable selection bias of per protocol analyses.
Hiibel argues unpersuasively that the statute circumvents the probable-cause requirement by allowing an officer to arrest a person for being suspicious, thereby creating an impermissible risk of arbitrary police conduct.
To circumvent this limitation, an interesting approach would be to generate highly probable new motifs from the existing ones using isostericity matrices (Stombaugh et al., 2009).
It is important to remark that cells whose intracellular Tc amounts lie in the higher regions is less probable to survive while cells with small intracellular Tc amounts is most probable to circumvent the attack of Tc to their transcriptional machinery.
1985) (finding it is "probable" that the legislature designed Section 631 as a catch all to "proscrib[e] attempts to circumvent other aspects of the Privacy Act, e.g., by requesting a secretary to secretly transcribe a conversation over an extension, rather than tape recording it in violation of section 632"); Tavernetti v. Superior Court, 583 P.2d 742, 742 (Cal.
The probable replacement of thymidine (dThd) with HMdU appears to be one such method employed by this phage genus to circumvent the host's restriction and modification pathways.
It concludes, in careful language, that "it is more probable than not that New England Patriots personnel participated in violations of the Playing Rules and were involved in a deliberate effort to circumvent the rules".
They circumvent our laws.
