Sentence examples for measures bypassing from inspiring English sources
Five days later, Mr Uribe declared a state of "internal commotion", a constitutional provision which allows the government to decree a range of security measures, bypassing normal legislative procedures.
But the White House said last month that the Education Department would for the first time begin directly contacting borrowers who may be in distress to inform them of the debt-relief measures, bypassing the agency's contracted servicers such as Sallie Mae in a sign that the administration may sense problems in student loan servicing.
But in the second go-round, legislators sent the bill directly to the secretary of state for action after passage, saying they had found a loophole in state law that permitted constitutional amendment measures to bypass the governor's desk.
But because our public health services are poor, safety measures get bypassed".
But because our public health services are poor, safety measures get bypassed". Do men and women face equal pressure over family planning?
"Many of the monitors we found weren't on the blocklists so these measures to bypass the monitors aren't really working," said Dr Chothia.
The proposed method allows for covariates, uses phase-independent similarity measures to bypass the needs to impute phase information, and is applicable to traits of general types (e.g., quantitative and qualitative traits).
To encourage this, he proposes a novel measure that bypasses partisan ideologies.
Because the measure to bypass the Senate would itself require Senate approval, a highly unlikely outcome, Friday's vote was largely meaningless.
The Quartet in a statement said that the group has agreed to expand and continue what was originally billed as a temporary measure to bypass the government and to bring aid to critical groups of Palestinians.
Then, nodes that are neither perturbed nor measured are bypassed so that their compression does not change the logic of the remaining nodes (e.g. B which is between A and C in Fig. 1 ).
