They were sharing data through Prism, plainly circumventing each country's domestic oversight regimes.
They can reach voters through social media, circumventing gatekeepers and mainstream media.
Consequently, redox species diffuse through water portions circumventing the alginate network.
Perhaps most important, the party is struggling to reckon with a society that is better informed and more critical because of news and opinion that spread through the Internet, circumventing the state-controlled news media.
When access to those sites was restricted, proxy server tools like Tor and Psiphon both nonprofit services allowed Iranian Web users to route their Web connection through foreign computers, circumventing the filters on the country's domestic Internet.
The Times story says: "Perhaps most important, the party is struggling to reckon with a society that is better informed and more critical because of news and opinion that spread through the Internet, circumventing the state-controlled news media". The availability of information contributes to a sense of empowerment among the public.
Malicious code has the ability to spread quickly through instant messaging networks, circumventing protection that is put in place to prevent worms and viruses from spreading.
St Petersburg Times "With Congress on vacation until September, George Bush took the opportunity to install John Bolton as the US representative to the United Nations through a recess appointment, circumventing the senate confirmation process.
Georgian politicians reacted angrily, saying Mr. Medvedev's visit had been planned to challenge Mr. Obama — or as a response to a Monday ceremony initiating Nabucco, a planned natural gas pipeline that would run through Georgia to Europe, circumventing Russian control.
Later, "Bibi," as Netanyahu is known, became a master at galvanizing his right-wing base through fear tactics and circumventing the traditional media to send his message directly to the public.
