They said agents then circumvent Sky's sales verification process by faking customer agreements.
In the book, one imagines, the coach would then circumvent his penalty by surreptitiously sending playbooks packed in pizza boxes or using his car horn to communicate blitz schemes via Morse code.
As an example of the former, one participant described difficulty finding a urologist who would perform an elective orchiectomy: ""This [trans female patient] started to have some problems from [her] exogenous hormonal therapy and [she] very appropriately elected to have an orchiectomy, which would then circumvent the need for all these exogenous hormones.
Coined to describe a movement philosophy that arose from Naharin's response to back injury, "gaga" borrows from, then circumvents, the formalities of technique to form a primal, instinctive physical language.
Thus in Indonesian Minangkabau, where many Muslims still retain old Hindu or pagan traditions, a matriarchate is recognized, contrary to the Sharīʿah; in parts of India, Muslims adopt children, forbidden by canon law, and then again circumvent the Sharīʿah by providing them with an inheritance.
Then, to circumvent computational difficulties resulting from the changes in migration order likely to occur while varying experimental conditions, an original approach based on the systematic evaluation of the time intervals between all the possible pairs of peaks was used.
There were plenty of women, often university educated: a marriage bar was introduced in the corporation only in 1932, and even then was regularly circumvented.
Based on these findings, each pathway was then inhibited or circumvented and cell survival assessed using clonogenic assays.
I brought up Sanford Weill, who built Citigroup into a financial-services giant and incrementally circumvented, and then led the push to repeal, Glass-Steagall.
Like Epstein, Lewis believed that, if the anomaly could be reframed as a problem of bacterial isolation, then it could be circumvented.
