Sentence examples for offers a backdoor from inspiring English sources

Kazakhstan offers a backdoor route.

Guinea Bissau offered a backdoor route into the booming European cocaine market and was virtually risk free on account of its weak, easily corruptible government agencies.

It does not offer a backdoor to governments.

However, Apple CEO Tim Cook refuses to offer a backdoor for the FBI to access the data on one of phones used by the San Bernardino shooters.

Although it wouldn't offer police a backdoor into most of its government and business clients, who make up BlackBerry's core constituency, it would mean that police enjoyed years of access to Canadians' personal cellphones without the public being any the wiser.

In addition, New York State has been unable or unwilling to establish the reliability (do similar submissions receive similar scores) or validity (does it actually measure teaching performance) of the exam, so it now offers a relatively easy backdoor "safety net" exam to the few people that actually fail edTPA.

"Don't try to find a backdoor way to go after Bill Clinton by going after Eric Holder".

It is uncertain for how long a U.S. presence can be sustained in Afghanistan, but Pakistan offers several advantages: access to the Arabian Sea and the Gulf; a backdoor to Iran; the opportunity to be engaged in pipeline projects transiting Afghanistan and Pakistan to the ocean; and a counterweight to the nearby powers of India, China and Russia.

So Mr Baucus proposed a backdoor way to do the same thing: a tax on health-insurance companies that offer expensive gold-plated insurance plans.

Though Obama said he couldn't comment on the particular case, he then offered remarks about the issues it raised -- implying that he strongly disagreed with Cook's concern that a backdoor could result in a wide-scale violation of privacy.

It has a backdoor quality.