Sentence examples for their circumvention from inspiring English sources

In late March, the company won a ruling from a federal judge who ordered the programmers to stop distributing their circumvention program.

Although it may not seem fair that unrelated incidents could be molded together to enhance the punishment, it is completely within the NFL's rules and considering the Patriots are repeat offenders in their circumvention of those rules, it should come to no surprise that the NFL took this approach.

Activists and nonprofit groups say that their online circumvention tools, funded by the U.S. government, are being overwhelmed by demand and that there is not enough money to expand capacity.

This process described the incremental implementation of steering column locks in the UK and their subsequent circumvention (Mayhew et al. 1992).

The appellees thus articulated their claim as a combination of the diminished effect of their initial vote and the circumvention of their right to participate in the subsequent repeal.

People who fear circumvention of their rights -- to bedroom privacy, to have their votes counted as cast, not to have to participate in other people's religious rites, or to obtain judicial redress from corporate abusers -- will not be reassured by the congeniality of these public servants.

"If Google were serious about this," Mr. Lyons wrote, "they would develop their own built-in circumvention tools, but they won't — because that's a bridge too far".

Even if an exemption to a certain access control technology is granted, ordinary users do not have the technical knowledge and skills necessary to accomplish circumvention on their own and therefore must resort to tools.

Filtering software manufacturers add a "circumvention tools" category to their blacklists, to reside beside pornography and extremism.

"It was unfortunately an industrywide event where companies were openly bragging about their ability to sell guns in circumvention of the law," says Josh Sugarmann, executive director of the Violence Policy Center, a research and gun-control advocacy group in Washington.

"It was unfortunately an industrywide event where companies were openly bragging about their ability to sell guns in circumvention of the law," says Josh Sugarmann, executive director of the Violence Policy Center, a research and gun-control advocacy group in Washington.