Sentence examples for designed to sidestep from inspiring English sources

The new bill was designed to sidestep the court's ruling.

The so-called allowances were described by EU financial services commissioner Michel Barnier yesterday as "a new category of invented revenue" designed to "sidestep" the cap.

Dotcom is busy with a series of projects, including plans for a successor to Megaupload designed to sidestep the US laws under which he is being prosecuted.

"The determination not to accept legal responsibility entrenches a scandalous legal maneuver designed to sidestep the UN's legal obligations," he said.

Although Block thinks "that these criticisms can be defeated on their own terms" (1990, 61), his "Inverted Earth" scenario is designed to sidestep them.

Record labels are wary to give Apple even greater dominance which is why Apple's new strategy is designed to sidestep new licenses from the major labels.

Just one example: Ellington's was the only band traveling in its own Pullman cars, a costly luxury designed to let them sidestep segregated hotels and restaurants.

Another time, on a stretch play designed to practice tackling, Howell sidestepped cornerback Javier Arenas, who now plays for the Kansas City Chiefs.

He seized on the controversy surrounding the Clinton Foundation, accusing Clinton of using it to sidestep rules designed to keep foreign citizens and nations from wielding influence in U.S. politics.

The awards are part of big banks' plans to increase the basic pay of executives to sidestep tough new EU rules designed to clamp down on excessive bonuses.

It also allowed the Bush administration to pass the tax cuts using reconciliation — yes, the same procedure that Republicans denounced when it was used to enact health reform — while sidestepping rules designed to prevent the use of that procedure to increase long-run budget deficits.