Sentence examples for in an effort to bypass from inspiring English sources

And the guidelines no longer let investigators portray reporters as engaged in a criminal act, in an effort to bypass restrictions in the Privacy Protection Act.

That step was taken in an effort to bypass Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Timothy McGinty, who is preparing evidence to present to a grand jury.

Under the new Lethal Injection Secrecy Law, the identity of the suppliers of the sedative pentobarbital that would be given to him in a lethal dose has been deemed a "state secret" in an effort to bypass a growing international boycott of the use of pharmaceuticals in death sentences.

The secret negotiations, called "Operation Sunrise," were of high importance, as the German Army group stationed in Italy in April 1945 still had about 800,000 soldiers, and General Eisenhower did not want to lose forces in an effort to bypass the so-called Alpine Fortress between Italy and Austria at the time of the battle for Berlin.

In an effort to bypass the comparison to genes, Sperber (1996) offers an epidemiology analogy.

In an effort to bypass this often confusing debate, however, Pettit has recently proposed dropping the traditional language of arbitrary power altogether: instead, we should properly concern ourselves with powers of interference that are "uncontrolled" (2012, 58).

Given that some shows are scripted, with writers and cast not being offered union scale pay, this could be seen by some as an effort to bypass the unions, and in so doing maximizing the profits for producers.

Critics of Mr. Obama's proposed policy say this week's moves are an effort to bypass Congress and kill the program.

In a fight over redistricting, Democrats in the state House refused to meet until the Republicans who control the chamber back off on an effort to bypass the state's Democratic governor.

It was the fourth time in a week that the Obama administration had escalated the sanctions and the first time it accused Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, of directing an effort to bypass them.

Any attempt to do so will look like an effort to bypass the will of the public to facilitate a giant corporate giveaway.