Sentence examples for getting around the rules from inspiring English sources
There is, of course, always a place for civil disobedience, but only when other avenues for change have proved ineffective, and to work it always needs a public to act, not sneakily getting around the rules for our own benefit.
Getting Around the Rules Although it has protected its biggest energy users, the Ningxia government has begun to go after smaller industrial power consumers, imposing higher electricity prices and forcing some companies out of business.
And with the code so confusing, a taxpayer can rationalize that maybe a plan works, or that everybody else must be getting around the rules, too.
Left Bank was the first British production house to receive investment from BBC Worldwide, and there was some concern that there was a conflict of interest for the publicly funded BBC; in The Guardian, Steve Hewlett wrote that the deal was a "back-door way of getting around the rules preventing the BBC producing programmes for its British rivals".
However, getting around the rules in a way which nobody can technically give you grief about is an equally important life skill to hone and utilize.
