Sentence examples for devised to get around from inspiring English sources

"U.S. Widens Role in Battle Against Mexican Drug Cartels" (front page, Aug. 7) states that "the new efforts have been devised to get around Mexican laws that prohibit foreign military and police from operating on its soil".

Officials on both sides of the border say the new efforts have been devised to get around Mexican laws that prohibit foreign military and police from operating on its soil, and to prevent advanced American surveillance technology from falling under the control of Mexican security agencies with long histories of corruption.

This was devised to get rid of Romanian Roma (gypsies).

We now know what had really happened: a plan had been devised to get him there.

This strategy is devised to get away from the stereotyping and stigmas.

(She seems to get around).

How are you going to get around?

I'm just hoping to get around".

(7) I was unable to get around at all.

While wealthy districts may not have chosen to highlight concerns with Robin Hood as a part of their lawsuit, they still struggle with its consequences — and many have devised ways to get around it, like creating private foundations to help support their schools.

Little wonder that small armies of remuneration experts are now being deployed to devise ways to get around the cap by any legal means necessary.