Sentence examples for circumventing waiting from inspiring English sources

This qualitative study shows that those participants who agreed to be randomised but who had strong preferences for surgery saw trial participation as a means to circumventing waiting lists.

Ruger that Jim had acquired, more than a decade earlier, in Massachusetts; a friend had bought the weapon in New Hampshire and given it to him, illegally, allowing Jim to circumvent the waiting period that Massachusetts imposes on gun permits.

You can circumvent the waiting period and the cost by placing a hold on hardcover bestsellers at your local library.

If private insurance can circumvent queues or waiting times, low income adults may also be at higher risks for non-financial barriers since they are less likely to have supplemental coverage.

The state Senate had unanimously approved the bill shortly before midnight, along with a special provision to deliver it to the governor immediately, circumventing a normal waiting period of several days.

It remains unclear whether directly admitting patients of low priority is done to circumvent long wait lists, or to substitute for cancelations on the operating room schedule [ 11].

He said that he had committed tax evasion and that he had circumvented Chinese customs by waiting until customs officers left for the day, and then unloading shipments of goods including gasoline and cigarettes.

While the online black market may circumvent a years-long waiting list, it presents moral, ethical and legal dilemmas for all parties involved.

Some groups of families attempted to circumvent the lottery system by waiting to accept a new, permanent home.

This means students will be able to order certain items and circumvent the standard waiting period.

Some people fled to the bush before the tax collector arrived; others circumvented taxes by counting wives as out-of-town visitors or waiting until the last minute to pay and thus reducing the collector's cut of the tax money.