Sentence examples for he has circumvented from inspiring English sources

He has circumvented the Kremlin television monopoly by using social networks.

He has circumvented the state monopoly on television news and made a large hole in a seemingly solid political system which he has ridiculed as a "toad sitting on an oil vent".

The Bancrofts hope the arrangement, which they negotiated before the final deal, will restrict Mr. Murdoch's ability to influence content, particularly in The Journal, but many media experts have said he has circumvented similar agreements in the past.

He did not have the support of the local Jewish community, and he had circumvented the judge who had long presided over the AMIA case.

He said that he had committed tax evasion and that he had circumvented Chinese customs by waiting until customs officers left for the day, and then unloading shipments of goods including gasoline and cigarettes.

After Lauder resigned, the Austrian government launched an investigation into his purchase of art works while in office; members of the right-wing Freedom Party alleged that he had circumvented strict regulations on the export of Austrian art.

In an effort to reduce his prison time, he provided testimony that described in detail the way he had circumvented his own law, taking money and favors in exchange for placements of more than $500 million of pension money.

Under oath, he said he had circumvented the state's $50,000 individual and $5,000 corporate contribution limits by disbursing his contributions to Mr. Stein, the city councilman, through 18 subsidiary companies.

Mr Livny, 65, said he had circumvented the long-held view that publicly subsidised orchestras should not play Wagner by ensuring that each of the 100 musicians who will play Der Ring des Nibelungen, The Valkyrie and other works will be privately engaged as individuals.

The investigation initially brought results: In December 2013, a former senior official at CPRIT, Jerald Cobb, was indicted on felony charges that he had circumvented normal scientific or financial oversight to award an $11 million grant to a Dallas biotech firm.

Instant access to their favourite music has circumvented the need to read around it.