Sentence examples for needs to bypass from inspiring English sources

The White House still hasn't explained why it needs to bypass the secret, highly efficient Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.

The Bush administration is trying to convince us that it needs to bypass our country's system of checks and balances in order to save us from the terrorists.

Mr. Chavez, a former army colonel who in 1992 led an unsuccessful coup attempt, says that to speed up vital economic reforms he needs to bypass ordinary legislative procedures set up by the Constitution.

It needs to bypass Wall Street and reach Main Street, where it can be used to stimulate local business and investment.

Successful immunotherapy in MM using conventional T-cell subsets thus needs to bypass barriers of T-cell and DC dysfunctions.

If you have a program that needs to bypass the Firewall, consider opening ports instead of disabling the entire firewall.

Competitors no longer need to bypass Telmex to have any hope of a profit.

He was carrying his police-issue revolver, so needed to bypass the building's metal detectors.

To offer cheaper food, they will need to bypass the middle men, deal directly with farmers and build logistics chains.

The urge to summon them up might have been a need to bypass the Soviet era and to go back to a more spiritually inspired Russia.

But for all Age of Stupid's faults it provides an urgent rallying cry to direct action and the need to bypass redundant or "stupid' ineffectual leaders.