Sentence examples for method to skirt from inspiring English sources

Some believe that Duncan and Obama's Sept. 23 announcement of their waiver plan, during which they condemned Congress for failing to overhaul NCLB and offered a method to skirt Congressional approval, has prompted lawmakers to move to revamp the law.

Mail to skirt the safeguard, he argues.

Legal pot sellers are using Bitcoin to skirt banking regulations.

Applications remain largely metaphorical, tending to skirt the implications of adopting the network approach.

The rather bland conclusion that ferrets should keep being used seems to skirt this issue.

This experiment is also useful to identify the ability of the proposed method to discriminate individuals who wear loose outfits like baggy pants and skirt (for ladies) which can obstruct the gait pattern from being observed properly.

Whatever steroids baseball players have been using, it seems logical that, facing punitive testing, they will now seek more sophisticated, harder-to-detect methods of skirting the rules.

Some restaurants even find in sangria a creative method for skirting the restrictions of wine-and-beer licenses, by making wine-based cocktails.

Drug trafficking was a much less convoluted method of skirting the congressional ban on funding the Contras, and the CIA's inspector general found that in the early years after Congress cut off Contra funding, the CIA had alerted Congress about the allegations of drug trafficking.

(Not for the first time, the director's obsessive method skirted the sadistic).

There are many patterns of damage to skirts.