Under the Lisbon treaty, this can be adopted by majorities that circumvent a Cypriot veto.
Thus, Chinese users that circumvent the Great Firewall are not captured in the click-counters' stats.
American officials privately complained for years about Germany's reluctance to crack down on businesses that circumvent sanctions against Iran.
The repeal of Glass-Steagall, which once separated banks from securities firms, and the evolution of new instruments that circumvent disclosure rules have loosened the market's moorings.
Oddly, the growth rate has slowed in recent years because of the rise in computer-to-computer services like Skype that circumvent telecommunications networks.
"I do not and will not support any surveillance activities that circumvent established processes for their lawful authorization," he said in the testimony.
Founded in 2002, Rodman has carved a niche for itself as the Goldman Sachs of private placements — sales of new stocks or bonds that circumvent the public markets.
Bus service is plentiful: the Bx31, the Bx28, the Bx38 and the Bx30, along with a number of buses that circumvent Co-op City.
And publishers are still not allowed to put "buy" buttons in their apps that circumvent the iTunes stores, say by directing users to their Web sites.
Films exploring the lives of loosely connected characters with no definite protagonist and plots that circumvent conventional cause-and-effect structure are generally not fertile ground for first-time film-makers.
Mr. Sklyarov, who is being held in a Las Vegas jail, was detained under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, which makes it a crime to traffic in devices, like software, that circumvent digital encryption.
