Sentence examples for intent to circumvent from inspiring English sources

"The intent to circumvent our tariffs is clear and may be construed as common-law fraud," American Airlines says in a statement.

Even though Enron and Worldcom's collapse resulted in the creation of the Sarbanes-Oxley act, it is generally believed that it is not lack of regulation that resulted in what were the biggest bankruptcies in US history at the time, but the intent of the management to circumvent existing regulations to create 'arbitrage' opportunities.

"The structure sounds like a slightly too-clever way to circumvent the intent" of the rule, he said.

He said that definitions of hedge funds and private equity funds needed to be both "carefully specified" to regulators but also be "broad enough to encompass efforts sure to come to circumvent the intent of the law".

It also needs to be broad enough to encompass efforts sure to come to circumvent the intent of the law.

Back when he was a candidate, then-Senator Obama criticized President George W. Bush for his frequent reliance on signing statements to circumvent Congressional intent: "[I]t is a clear abuse of power to use such statements as a license to evade laws that the president does not like or as an end-run around provisions designed to foster accountability.

But critics and opponents, including some key players from the project's past, say the rail authority is trying to circumvent the basic intent of the protections because the existing plan for the Los Angeles-to-San Francisco line can't meet them.

Indeed, the industry often seems to go out of its way to circumvent the public safety intent of the few regulations that Congress has passed".