"get around the issue" is a common phrase used in written English.
You can use it to mean to find a way to deal with a problem, or to avoid a problem. For example: "The company couldn't solve the problem, so they had to find a way to get around the issue."
To get around the issue, Affordable Homes created a limited liability company to serve as the legal corporate franchisee.
"We worked to figure out a way to get around the issue of coal," said Drew Hammill, a spokesman for Ms. Pelosi.
At first, I thought I'd get around the issue simply by using the choral voices as if they were sound generators, like the oscillators in my homemade synthesizer.
To get around the issue we have an old water tank, and I like the discipline of harvesting the rainwater, Heath Robinson fashion.
"The E.U. says do 'X' and you've got Germany, which applies it 1,000 percent, while countries like Italy or Spain try to find loopholes so that they can get around the issue," she said.
The idea that Jesus had siblings has always been problematic, and some of the cerebral gymnastics to get around the issue are grounded in much later doctrine: if Mary is perpetually virgin, then figures such as James and Jude are half-brothers, or cousins.
"Jeremy believes they'll successfully get around the issues despite the BBC making desperate attempts to stop him," a source told the paper.
GEE, GLMM and the Lamothe adjustments do not get around the issues of temporality that limit causal interpretation for observational data.
That's the way I got around the issue".
Some have suggested that downloading the update through iTunes – by plugging the phone in and selecting the update from there – gets around the issue.
This also gets around the issue of one bed being cast in shade, because plants can be encouraged to climb; in fact, they will actively seek the light.
