Sentence examples for necessary to bypass from inspiring English sources

To preserve secrecy, it was necessary to bypass discussion and ratification by the French Parliament, the alliance being formalized through an exchange of letters (Dec. 27, 1893 Jan. 4, 1894) that accepted the previously agreed upon terms.

These results strongly suggested that overexpression of Stn1 was not necessary to bypass Cdc13 function.

In mouse models of prostate cancer, inactivation of TP53 is necessary to bypass the cellular senescence mechanisms that are activated upon the loss of PTEN (Chen et al, 2005).

So far, the molecular characterization of immortalized MEF cell lines has shown that functional silencing of either the INK4a/ARF locus [ 12] or p53 [ 13] appears necessary to bypass senescence.

For the full length constructs, even a tandem affinity approach combined with IEC and SEC was necessary to successfully bypass co-purification of C-terminally degraded variants (Fig.  5c).

In an interview later, Charles Seaton, a spokesman for New York City Transit, said Ms. Johnson's train was stopped because a building fire on 70th Street had made it necessary for local trains to bypass the 68th Street station.

Justice Minister Peter MacKay, the first to come before the committee to speak on the bill, swatted away criticism: "The proposed legislation would not provide the police with any new powers for voluntary disclosure, nor does the bill propose to create a mechanism to bypass the necessary court oversight," he said.

This indicates that price signals (such as higher charges for specialists' services without a referral) might still be necessary to discourage bypass practices if official patient charges are introduced.

If necessary we will take legal action to bypass Ken's decision because we must get on with building this badly needed school.

America is now accused of unilateralism by virtue of its threat to bypass the UN if necessary.

Inserting surge suppressors would also require installing high speed switching circuits to bypass the transformers when necessary, yet another "moving part" that could potentially break down.