Sentence examples for evade the restriction from inspiring English sources

When the government blocks references to "June 4," the date of the Tiananmen Square massacre, Netizens evade the restriction by typing in "May 35".

Unlike normal cells, cancer cells evolved the ability to evade the restriction point and continue through the cell cycle even if DNA damage is detected.

Because Europeans liked British goods, smugglers had incentive to evade the restrictions in such places as Spain and Portugal.

In Syria, the Local Coordinating Committees, which guide the antigovernment demonstrations, hailed the move as further pressure, but worried that the government would find a way to evade the restrictions.

She said she had lied to the cabdriver by telling him she worked at the hotel in order to evade the restrictions on meeting foreign journalists, and she refused to be silent even when the undercover security agents among the hotel staff tried to put a coat over her head.

Third, Volcker's very narrow limits would make it easy for bankers to evade the restrictions.

But this year, congressional hawks are more open about using it to evade the restrictions of the Budget Control Act's spending caps.

The idea of a petition of right was an established element of Parliamentary procedure, and in addition, had not been expressly prohibited by Charles, allowing the Commons to evade the restrictions placed upon them while still acting legitimately.

As the proprietors were not able to obtain a Royal Licence, productions were announced as "a concert with a specimen of rhetorick" to evade the restrictions imposed on theatres by the Licensing Act 1737.

The three major networks formed by these cancer markers, i.e., signaling, maintenance of genome integrity and oxidative stress, are indicative of the different mechanisms that cancer cells utilize to maintain viability in the absence of mitogenic stimulation and to possibly evade the R-restriction point and sustain an aberrant proliferative status.

While Britons generally are law abiding people, many of them evaded the restrictions either by slipping money into their shoes or by arranging for funds from friends overseas.