Sentence examples for the decision to bypass from inspiring English sources

"We missed too much time," Pletcher said Sunday of the decision to bypass the Alabama.

Mr. Crowley acknowledged a failure to notify Congress about the decision to bypass the statute.

Mr. Rey said the decision to bypass the appeals period was legal.

The decision to bypass the police department's own internal watchdog unit is unusual, but not unprecedented, senior police officials said.

For the most part, though, the decision to bypass Diwaniya mirrors earlier ones to have American forces sweep past Iraqi population centers on their drive to Baghdad.

Chagrined, the opposition say they will go ahead and convene an assembly anyway.American officials defend the decision to bypass the opposition on several grounds.

"It is America's arrogance that led to the U.S. decision to bypass the United Nations and launch a war in Iraq.

I made the fortuitous decision to bypass U.S. 67 – the direct route to Presidio – and instead take the prettier and virtually unused Ranch Road 2810, a 44-mile strip of asphalt through dramatic emptiness that eventually turns into 10 miles of dirt road, weaving through cowboy-movie scenery of parched hills the color of toasted sand and blue skies with wispy clouds hanging along the horizon.

Verplank has been consistent all season, making the cut in 18 of 19 starts, and that performance prompted Strange to make the difficult decision to bypass Lehman.

Indeed, the Asia trip, which will include stops in India, Indonesia, South Korea and Japan, has already stirred a backlash in India over the president's decision to bypass the Golden Temple, the holiest Sikh site in that country.

After months of record-breaking fund-raising, a new sense of urgency in Senator Barack Obama's fund-raising team is palpable as the full weight of the campaign's decision to bypass public financing for the general election is suddenly upon it.