Sentence examples for has managed to circumvent from inspiring English sources
The Koobface group has managed to circumvent "Captcha" tests, or requirements to type words that are difficult for machines to read, by tricking its victims into solving them.
Writing in The New Republic last week, Timothy Noah pointed out that Congress has managed to circumvent prior attempts to compel spending cuts, starting with the Gramm-Rudman act of 1985, which "introduced sequestration as a fallback if annual deficit-reduction targets weren't met".
The government has managed to circumvent this critical protection in the digital realm for decades, but Microsoft's lawsuit offers the courts an opportunity to correct course".
The Slovenian duo behind USB2Go has managed to circumvent Kickstarter's country restrictions (the site does not currently support many European territories) by partnering with a U.S.-based engineer, called Kevin Jordan, who previously worked with another Slovenian Kickstarter project (Red Pitaya).
Id. at 10. Companies such as Impression Products have managed to circumvent this chip, refilling used cartridges, which Impression then sells at reduced prices.
Hackers have managed to circumvent the BBC's anti-piracy systems to gain unrestricted access to the programmes on the corporation's iPlayer internet TV service.
Unlike British banks such as Royal Bank of Scotland, or French ones such as BNP Paribas, which have repeatedly turned to their governments for aid after multi-billion dollar write-downs on toxic asset, this is an issue that Italian banks have managed to circumvent.
As a result of the Supreme Court's 2010 ruling in Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission (FEC), a handful of moneyed interests have managed to circumvent the democratic process and engineer a government shutdown that nobody else wanted.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03222.003 The two control tasks used to rule out that monkeys might have managed to circumvent true gaze following in the gaze following task by resorting to learned associations between the position of the portraits on the screen and the spatial (or ordinal) position of the targets, were carried out only outside the scanner.
