Sentence examples for that could bypass from inspiring English sources

And, in doing so, they built an alternate power base that could bypass the traditional political establishment.

Other political leaders also used the anniversary to call for greater action to combat gun violence, as the White House devises a gun control plan that could bypass Congress, where similar efforts have failed.

The tunnel beyond it is fairly cramped, but there's enough air blowing through to suggest that it leads to a larger passage — one that could bypass the blockage in J2.

One concern for privacy campaigners is that GCHQ and the NSA could conduct intercepts for each other, and then offer to share the information – a manoeuvre that could bypass the domestic rules they have to abide by.

No one has yet demonstrated an effective wireless system, nor perfected one that could bypass the robotics altogether — transmitting brain signals directly to muscles — in a way that allows for complex movements.

The White House is preparing an emergency request to Congress for additional powers to enable the fast-track deportation of tens of thousands of unaccompanied children from Central America who are crossing the US border illegally, a move that could bypass protections introduced by the the Bush administration.

Some of his advisers discussed whether to recommend that he issue a signing statement asserting that he could bypass the provisions as unconstitutional usurpations of executive power, as President George W. Bush frequently did.

The Socialist Revolutionary Party (Socialist Revolutionaries; founded in 1901 from a number of groups more or less derived from Narodnaya Volya) first hoped that Russia could bypass capitalism; when it became clear that this could not be done, they aimed to limit its operation and build a socialist order based on village communes.

WASHINGTON — President Obama issued a signing statement on Friday night saying that he could bypass a provision in the new budget that would prevent him from appointing White House "czars" to oversee major policy initiatives.

The original PS2 modchips were crude and simple devices that could only bypass PS1 game disc authentication and facilitate a "swap trick" for PS2 game discs only if the user had bought a separate and unsupported boot disc.

Several of them emphasize non-protein coding RNA molecules: the data in Steigele and Nieselt [ 3] showed an unexpected complexity of antisense transcripts, that could potentially bypass or supplement classical gene regulation.