Sentence examples for circumventing the process from inspiring English sources

I don't think voters will be impressed by circumventing the process".

If I am a Wall Street banker or lobbyist, or a politician who might be interested in doing their bidding, what that says to me is there will be a time and a place to scotch the rules, just not now, when circumventing the process could be seen to reflect the administration's lack of political will to rein in the banks.

While the investment arm is separate than the banking team, the company would likely be unhappy about Spotify circumventing the process and avoiding an IPO.

If you try to circumvent the process, that's a recipe for disaster.

"If there are people with strong incentives to circumvent the process, it can be done," he said.

"It was clear in the analysis that some people sort of sneaked in and circumvented the process by providing false trademark data," said Roland LaPlante, chief marketing officer for Afilias.

Democrats Again Block Vote on Bolton Nomination Senate Democrats blocked a vote on the nomination of John R. Bolton to be ambassador to the United Nations, raising the possibility that President Bush will circumvent the process and appoint Mr. Bolton when Congress recesses.

But after watching a new op-doc on texting while walking (part of a feature started this year by our new video editor, Jason Spingarn-Koff) and reading many impassioned comments, I've decided to circumvent the process and issue an immediate verdict on text-walking.

At one point, Soboroff, who repeatedly criticized Reiner for having spent $400k on political advisors and consultants in connection with the Measure R campaign, suggested that Reiner shouldn't attempt to circumvent the process.

"It is not the decision for activist E.P.A. employees to decide to circumvent the processes established in the Clean Water Act," he said.

Tandja was not swayed by the increasing criticism of his actions, the accusations that he was circumventing the democratic process, or the pressure from international donors (some of whom threatened to withhold economic aid unless the democratic process was restored).