Sentence examples similar to to bypass concluding from inspiring English sources
House Democratic leaders have had desultory talks with Mr. Stupak, but appeared willing to bypass him if they conclude his vote is not needed.
Considered a neoconservative, Zoellick took the view that trade should be used as an instrument of U.S. foreign policy, and as trade representative he did not hesitate to bypass the WTO in order to conclude bilateral treaties with other countries.
A report by the Commons environmental audit committee concluded that microbeads small enough to bypass sewage plant filtration systems and reach open waters posed a significant risk to sea life because they absorb toxins.
So when the book concludes with 13 tips on how to bypass our kluges and find "true wisdom", one may be forgiven for thinking that the spirit of Samuel Smiles has taken over Marcus's keyboard.
"It is impossible to conclude that the individual views of hedge fund managers constitute the view of an entire industry, nor is it possible to conclude that an exit from the EU will make it any easier to bypass EU regulations, especially when accessing EU investors or trading on EU markets," said the chief executive, Jack Inglis.
We conclude that the best and most practicable strategy for mitigating erosion problems is to bypass sediment from the reservoir in combination with flows drained by the dam.
But such restrictions are easy to bypass.
Mr Modi anyway likes to bypass them.
MP3 enables them to bypass the gatekeepers.
I have to bypass that word.
