Sentence examples for it would circumvent from inspiring English sources

Running along the bed of the Baltic Sea, it would circumvent troublesome transit countries in eastern Europe.

Hours after the Devils announced signing the high-scoring forward Ilya Kovalchuk to a 17-year, $102 million contract, the N.H.L. rejected it Tuesday night because it would circumvent the league's salary cap.

If a nuclear device was fitted into a subsequent southerly launched satellite, it would circumvent America's defences against long-range weapons because these are positioned to hit warheads flying from over the North Pole, not those coming from the south.

While Adblock Plus announced it would circumvent the ban, and temporarily did, Facebook nullified that change and has managed to keep ads flowing through Adblock Plus.

When Facebook first announced it would circumvent ad blocking software, Adblock Plus (ABP) built a workaround in two days, boasting that "We promised that the open source community would have a solution very soon…This time that community seems to have gotten the better of even a giant like Facebook".

This could provide advantages to cells in that it would circumvent the need for elevated levels of MDM2 and the need for nucleus-to-cytoplasm transport.

That countries would circumvent it was obvious especially those on whom a nuclear bomb confers otherwise unwarranted power.

Supporters of ending the contribution limits stated that the policy increases transparency by making it less likely that donors would circumvent limits by giving their money to party committees or PACs.

The government has asked Apple to create a new version of its operating system, which would circumvent a feature that erases data on an iPhone after too many incorrect passwords are entered.

Judicial intervention from Washington would circumvent that process as it's moving in the direction of recognising marriage for same-sex couples.

Sen Portman said in his opinion piece: "Judicial intervention from Washington would circumvent that process as it's moving in the direction of recognising marriage for same-sex couples.