Sentence examples for device to circumvent from inspiring English sources

I see no problem in exchanging data between British and American security – except where, as in the NSA's Prism program, it is a device to circumvent legal constraint.

Three months after the revelation that Volkswagen Group was using an illegal software fix called a "defeat device" to circumvent US environmental regulations on about 600,000 of its diesel-powered passenger cars, the company will showcase its new vehicles at the US's largest car show on Monday.

The US authorities' use of extradition proceedings – ensuring the co-operation of the CPS – became "a device to circumvent the rule of English law that a terrorist suspect could (at that time) be held without charge for only seven days", the court of appeal said in a judgment of the case in February 2008.

But since 2015, when Volkswagen admitted to using a "defeat device" to circumvent US emissions regulations, a remarkable series of events has rapidly pushed electric vehicle (EV) technology to the fore in Europe.

He says the "renovation" is unnecessary, claiming it is simply a device to circumvent rules protecting tenants.

Volkswagen moved to put the scandal behind it in the United States by agreeing this year to plead guilty to felony charges of illegally importing nearly 600,000 vehicles equipped with devices to circumvent emissions standards.

The inter-professional team used a mixture of ad-hoc (paper towels, scrap paper) and semi-formalised (posters, laminates, pre-printed proformas) paper resources in conjunction with personal hand-held devices to circumvent institutional system barriers.

For example, the WikiLeaks documents appear to show that the CIA's Engineering Development Group has built malware designed to target Android- and iOS-powered devices to circumvent the encryption of services like Signal and WhatsApp.

A section of that law makes it illegal for anyone to offer to the public a device intended to circumvent a technological barrier to a copyright-protected work.

Already, some police use special devices designed to circumvent built-in security measures on citizens' phones and quickly copy their contents — similar devices could be designed for cars.

Already, some police use special devices designed to circumvent built-in security measures on citizens' phones and quickly copy their contents — similar devices could be designed for cars.