Sentence examples for intended to bypass from inspiring English sources

The ultimate security nightmare would be malicious code intended to bypass encryption and other protective systems.

By buying the planes through ALAFCO, Mr al Mishari intended to bypass formal governmental approval.There was more to the deal.

Many, such as the £40m conveyor intended to bypass parts of Oxford, are likely to shunt water faster towards the next urban pinch point, causing greater floods downstream.

The fact is, all these war-words are intended to bypass our minds, shut us up, and give us a nice warm feeling inside.

There's a real question raised by this investigation about whether you and the Department of Justice intended to bypass the Senate's role in confirming the U.S. attorneys.

Yet, if peer-to-peer is intended to bypass servers, surely JXTA can only nibble away at Sun's core business of selling such machines?

The state intends to bypass the City Council and impose a business manager to run Camden.

So he intends to bypass the federal government and get bills passed in states before the next Presidential election.

Government papers suggest Israel intends to bypass the peace plan, creating a Palestinian state of enclaves, surrounded by walls and linked by tunnels and special roads.

The plan is to declare independence within the next two years and, as they intend to bypass Madrid altogether, have no pressing need to prop up a PSOE-Podemos coalitionornor any other.

It has been repeated by Ariel Sharon and by ministers, yet now government papers suggest that Israel intends to bypass the peace plan, creating a Palestinian state of enclaves, surrounded by walls and linked by tunnels and special roads.