Sentence examples for routinely circumvent from inspiring English sources

(New York State law limits corporate contributions to candidates to $5,000, but companies routinely circumvent that restriction by giving in the names of subsidiaries, which is legal).

When corporations choose to routinely circumvent or break the law, our government has the duty to penalize that illegal activity with appropriate sanctions.

These were some of the many ways in which the minimum wage was routinely circumvented.

Even some explicit laws laid down in the Koran are routinely circumvented by Islamic judges.

The committee also stated that he routinely circumvented the legislature, expanding an important state health care program, for instance, without legal legislative authority.

Participants often talked about how particular sensitive details warranted more security measures, although this raised questions about how to ensure that measures are not routinely circumvented, while still being possible to override in emergencies.

In recent years, however, Congress has routinely ignored or circumvented its own budget ceilings, and that is likely to happen again this year, because they are so unrealistically low.

Attempts by politicians to appear "down with the kids" routinely curl the toes; here, Miliband circumvents the danger of doing a Gordon Brown (who claimed false familiarity with Arctic Monkeys in 2006) by exhibiting no taste, of any kind, whatsoever.

Period paraphernalia must be discreet, with advertisers routinely boasting that their tampons look enough like sweets to circumvent the social horror of discovery.

Every modern President has complained about "unfair" and "cynical" reporters and has tried to circumvent the press "filter," just as White House correspondents routinely complain that their access is restricted, that the Administration is hostile or deceptive.

North Korea, which is formally known as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), routinely makes use of front companies based in China to circumvent sanctions imposed by the Security Council.