Sentence examples for to circumvent the same from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, in order to get cheap ciproflaxacin from India, the U.S. would have to find a way to circumvent the same patent laws that have given us very expensive but life-saving drugs ranging from Novartis cancer drug Gleevec to Merck's cholesterol-fighting drug Zocor.

To circumvent the same problem, the maximum number of ten bilateral ROIs was chosen following the empirical suggestions of Zhang and Snyder [21].

The "Bachmann marriage wars," as Mr. Dibble calls that legislative debate, offer a case study in the congresswoman's ability to seize an issue and use it to circumvent the party establishment — the same tactic, analysts say, that made her a Tea Party star in Washington and a hot commodity on the campaign trail.

A drawback of the Zuker algorithm is the use of heuristic filters to circumvent the repeated output of the same structure.

The record theft took place in 2003 when Italian thieves stole diamonds valued at about $100 million from the vault of the Antwerp Diamond Center, a robbery they had been planning for years by renting office space in the same building and learning to circumvent the security system.

He announced that he would use the Internet in the same manner as Ron Paul "to circumvent the media," holding the mainstream news media responsible for holding back third party candidates.

We removed from our analysis all genes from nontransitive triplets in which components were found embedded in a composite from the same genome (this was to circumvent the issue of overlapping genes).

To circumvent the roadblock, you can make several separate bookings for the same trip, like individual charms on a bracelet.

This is the same disreputable scheme his 1996 campaign pioneered to circumvent the contribution and spending limits for publicly financed presidential candidates.

At the same time, savvier Web users may try to circumvent the messages in the knowledge that the government sites are still safe.

This was an attempt to circumvent the uncertainty about differences in cellularity between adjacent biopsies from the same patient.