Sentence examples for process to bypass from inspiring English sources

O'Sullivan said: "We always said they were acting unlawfully and undemocratically in using an emergency process to bypass meaningful consultation and destroy an excellent hospital".

If both of these repair methods fail, a third method allows the DNA replication process to bypass the dimer; however, it is this bypass system that causes most mutations because bases are then inserted at random opposite the thymine dimer.

If Mr Romney wins, he'll certainly have the power to repeal those parts of Obamacare that involve taxing and spending, using the budget reconciliation process to bypass the filibuster.

This may be due to its targeting a central downstream molecule and also due to the potential for a number of processes to bypass effects at the level of PI3K.

The manager of such a system can also change the process plans to bypass unusable machines.

The Compliance Branch should also monitor the potential for any adverse 'forum shopping' that could arise where applicants design their projects to take advantage of NCOs that are viewed as considerably less stringent in their screening process, or to bypass IFER review altogether by submitting applications to local RECs.

In New York and most other states, however, there is no initiative process allowing voters to bypass the legislature.

Last year, however, the Obama administration quietly issued a waiver — citing national security needs — that allowed the certification process to be bypassed.

The new application process would allow employers to bypass those state agencies and apply directly at two federal centers.

One senior State Department official said at a recent hearing that the program is more difficult for applicants to navigate than the refugee process it was supposed to bypass.

Even so, Dr Schweitzer and Dr Goodwin still wondered if the iron-based preservation process might allow DNA to bypass its typical half-life and last a lot longer.To find that out, the team used an iron-removal compound known as pyridoxal isonicotinic hydrazide to delicately pull iron away from the dinosaur tissues without damaging them.