Sentence examples for circumvented through from inspiring English sources

Never let yourself go bald,' as if nature could be circumvented through sheer force of will".

The Molasses Act was among the least effective of the British Navigation Acts, since it was largely circumvented through smuggling.

"There are plenty of stories of the existing rules being ignored or being circumvented through scams, front companies and contrived arrangements," he said in a statement.

Also, the executive said the assurance by AOL not to leverage its dominance of the United States Internet market to press customers in Europe could be easily circumvented through pricing arrangements or bundling, in which America Online would offer customers special deals if they accepted AOL's services on both sides of the Atlantic.

Many barriers to participation can be partially circumvented through appropriate training and ongoing support.

The interference of SO 4 −2 ion can be circumvented through acid distillation of the cyanide ions solution.

Poland was home to some of the most talented and imaginative poster artists in the world, who circumvented censorship through clever double entendres.

Unlike Napster, which has no such restrictions and does not enforce the few rules it does have (most of which relate to unauthorized distribution of copyrighted music), the EMI rules are encoded into the file being downloaded so that they can be circumvented only through hacking.

The United States and other nations imposed a trade embargo, but it was partly circumvented by smuggling through the Dominican Republic.

This issue is circumvented in part through regionalization [23].

Kirsch et al. circumvented this difficulty through careful measurement of the electron activity in their FeS suspensions, which also spanned that over which we expect Hg II) to be reduced.