Sentence examples for evade restrictions from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the Bush administration sought to evade restrictions by declaring what looks like a bogus national security emergency.

According to people involved in the inquiry, federal prosecutors are now examining whether Mr. Torricelli's campaign used the Bergen County group to evade restrictions on corporate donations.

(S//REL) The Community assesses that LT/JUD, in an attempt to evade restrictions, has established branch offices with different names and adopted a number of aliases.

Indeed, the article charging that the company used foreign trusts to evade restrictions on land ownership in Honduras, a major growing location, relied on Chiquita documents.

So too, to evade restrictions on the use of printed silk, a fabric commonly used by the aristocracy, production companies often embroidered rich patterns onto silk or used appliqués.

The government alleged that PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker, and Absolute Poker, all of which were based outside of the U.S., had conspired to commit bank fraud and wire fraud in order to evade restrictions on the processing of deposits originating Stateside.

To evade restriction of tumor growth, cancer cells have devised multiple mechanisms to provide sustained pro-growth stimuli or to counteract apoptosis.

While autophagy restricts the growth of pathogens poorly adapted to life in the cytosol (e.g., Salmonella enterica), professional cytosol-dwelling bacteria, such as Shigella flexneri, evade restriction by autophagy (Boyle and Randow, 2013; Mostowy and Cossart, 2012).

But the clandestine networks that later evaded restrictions on Asian immigration spread beyond Harlem.

Evading Restrictions In the interview, Mr. Saeed said Iraq had used companies to purchase equipment with United Nations blessing, and then secretly used the equipment in its unconventional weapons program.

Now, Wisconsin has become a breeding ground for organizations to perfect techniques for bending or evading restrictions on how much political action committees and parties can contribute directly to campaigns.