Sentence examples for could not bypass from inspiring English sources

To be sure, Mr. Panetta emphasized that the president could not bypass antitorture statutes, as Bush lawyers claimed.

Oslo could not bypass history, and its limitations have only highlighted the difficulty of ignoring the deeper roots of the struggle over Palestine.

When he said in a speech that he could not bypass Congress to help young illegal immigrants, activists in the audience erupted in shouts: "Yes you can! Yes you can!" In the summer of 2011, administration officials began to ease up on enforcement, steering federal agents to concentrate their efforts on removing immigrants who had been convicted of crimes.

In contrast, hTERT-MSCs, similar to untreated MSCs, could not bypass replication senescence.

In the presence of a dominant negative β-catenin/engrailed repressor fusion protein, RA could not bypass the inhibition of skeletal myogenesis nor upregulate Meox1 or MyoD.

The results with the Cdc13 fusion proteins, however, do not support this hypothesis as tethering Est2 to telomeres in the absence of Ku– TLC1 interaction or Ku could not bypass the role of Ku in promoting telomere elongation.

We couldn't bypass the state with this plan, though.

Samsung issued a global replacement programme, but steered clear of using the language of a "recall" – until the US consumer product safety commission stepped in and told it that it couldn't bypass procedure.

Unfortunately for the White Sox fan on Saturday, he couldn't bypass stadium policy.

The next boom is right around the corner once we flush all the impediments, the homeowners who shouldn't have bought, the "losers" who couldn't bypass their neighbors, out of the system.

Indeed, the Rtt109(T46D) mutant couldn't bypass the growth defects of H3(T45A) cells in HU.