The company is constructing a bypass that circumvents the damaged line.
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"He's already gone, but I think that circumvents our responsibility," Hastings said.
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"He's already gone but I think that circumvents our responsibility," he said.
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That then circumvents the prohibition, allowing pion-to-gravitons decay to occur.
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This "sue and settle strategy" circumvents both congressional intent and the rulemaking process.
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"Harriet" circumvents this gendered dichotomy between men who fight and women who hide.
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The pair have now returned with a new, similar attack that circumvents the patch.
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Used as a transfer mechanism rather than a currency, bitcoin circumvents banks' transaction fees.
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The port, which circumvents Pakistan, has opened direct trade routes between India and Afghanistan.
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But the design the Russians have opted for circumvents one of the major challenges: propulsion.
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Most science fiction circumvents this problem by leaning into the importance of life vs. death.
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Critics say the ruling from a top committee of China's parliament essentially circumvents local courts.
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Critics of the authority say it circumvents Fourth Amendment protections against unlawful search and seizure.
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" The trispecific antibody circumvents that process — an ancillary benefit that Fauci referred to as a "bonus.
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Thus, sue and settle is a strategy that circumvents both congressional intent and the rulemaking process.
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"Such unprecedented action breaches our prior agreement and circumvents the constitutionally required accommodation process," Whitaker said.
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LOD bias tweaking circumvents all that and turns the game into a cel-shaded shooting gallery.
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That decision circumvents what likely would have been the next battle between the Peace Corps and Scott.
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" A visibly angry Senator John J. Flanagan, the Senate majority leader, said the move "circumvents the law.
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Bloomberg's ad circumvents this debate entirely, making no mention of the other Democratic candidates or their plans.
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What we do not allow is any action that circumvents or violates the provision regarding hair length.
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A new over-the-air software update arriving today, however, circumvents the need to actually touch the thing.
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The hacking is believed to provide a revenue stream for the Hermit Nation that circumvents crippling international sanctions.
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"A president that circumvents this system is not necessarily a bad idea," said Shon Hopwood, Mr. Charles's lawyer.
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This latest rider circumvents the law's intent since mass permanent sterilizations would lead to nonreproducing herds and nonviable populations.
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Airlines don&apost like this because it circumvents their minimum stay requirements, but it&aposs also hard to track.
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Privacy advocates, however, have said the authority is used too often, circumvents judicial oversight and lacks adequate transparency safeguards.
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STLDI coverage is cheaper because it is tailored coverage that circumvents the ACA's excess mandated coverage and its harmful regulations.
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This legislation also circumvents the Fourth Amendment that protects Americans' privacy and prevents searches and seizures without a proper warrant.
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In this case, labor that by virtue of being illegal circumvents minimum wage laws and virtually all worker protection laws.
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It siphons public funds into the pockets of a few, circumvents checks and balances and undermines the rule of law.
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Unlike other rising teen stars, including Miley Cyrus, she circumvents scandal and manages adolescence and her career transition with dignity.
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This approach circumvents the reluctance of U.S. executives, however dissatisfied with Chinese behaviour, to complain in public for fear of retaliation.
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What's more, the flexible closing date circumvents the need for temporary housing, storage and carrying two mortgages at the same time.
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Given past problematic practices, exacerbated by current staff reductions and budget cuts, officials may ignore or circumvents costly but essential requests.
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"Callamard has arrived in the Philippines in a manner that circumvents all recognized United Nations protocols for such visits," he said.
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Released last week, the "Cardless Hack" circumvents the game's funky setup, which prevented it from being played in emulators until now.
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The litigation also circumvents the legislative process, which is arguably where climate change policies should be implemented in the first place.
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The fund diversion has been heavily criticized by U.S. lawmakers, who say it puts national security at risk and circumvents Congress.
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It circumvents the ear and the voice, those ancient conditions of poetry, and makes the material page an end in itself.
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Wilson believes his workaround legally circumvents the court order which blocked him from uploading the files online and freely distributing the blueprints.
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Essentially, the technology circumvents the spinal injury feeding the electrical stimulation of his brain through wires to the electrodes in his arm.
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"We feel that this is closing a loophole that circumvents existing immigration and naturalization processes," a spokesperson for the State Department explained.
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Nothing about the dollar-cost averaging protocol circumvents whatever biases may have influenced the selection of that security in the first place.
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The earnings also grow tax-free and, if you use the funds for qualifying medical expenses, then the entire distribution circumvents the IRS.
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Apple says it rejected a new version of a Spotify's streaming music app because it circumvents App Store rules governing in-app purchases.
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Backed by the city's parks department, the floating forest circumvents rules about foraging on public land because technically, it is on the water.
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The company circumvents the cost of pricey, high-power hardware with a green energy setup it now delivers in three IKEA-like boxes.
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Some people in Myanmar don't know what insurance is, or think it a waste of money—or even unlucky, because it circumvents karma.
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This not only circumvents typical political processes and pressures to get alternative histories told but also puts collective historical context front and center.
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He entered the committee hearing room by a back door that circumvents the hallway where the public waits to try to get in.
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Bird's monthly rental program circumvents the caps placed by San Francisco and other cities by not offering a scooter that's shared among multiple people.
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The study said that incorporating high levels of whole grains into a daily diet circumvents "insulin resistance, hyperinsulinemia, and inflammation," all hallmarks of HCC.
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The executive order circumvents the lengthy processes currently facing other recently filed opposition, including a lawsuit filed last week by 22 state attorneys general.
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Since then, White House press secretary Sean Spicer reportedly informed staffers that Confide should not be used, as it circumvents presidential records archiving laws.
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Austin Trupp, the creator of Survivor: Maryland, circumvents this problem by keeping his series exclusive to students at his school, the University of Maryland.
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Prominent tech investor Peter Thiel is putting money into offshore testing of an experimental herpes vaccine that circumvents U.S. safety rules on human trials.
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"Circumvents" is a word that can mean "get around," so there is an excellent chance that we will be putting something around something else.
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"A spokesperson for the school district told Insider that the dress code bans "any action that circumvents or violates the provision regarding hair length.
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Chakratec said it circumvents the problem of insufficient power at locations where fast charging is required through the deployment of its kinetic power booster.
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If Washington circumvents these rules to pursue a rogue approach, Trump will preside over the abdication of U.S. leadership and the ascension of Chinese influence.
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Wearing an AR headset for work neatly circumvents the stigma associated with the general public rocking a face computer when mingling with their fellow humans.
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That's partly because of the metafictional way the story of the game is told, which sort of circumvents the visual novel presentation of the game.
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But always the shaming circumvents due process, precedes true justice, and serves mainly to inflate the sense of self-importance and egos of its progenitors.
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It circumvents Trump's refusal to hand over his federal tax returns to Congress and would provide information that is similar to that on federal forms.
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This legislative expansion comes as European politicians call for more to be done about the increased use of encryption; something that end-point hacking circumvents.
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Even if Clinton circumvents indictments, the media frenzy regarding emails will increase the number of progressives who refuse to support the former secretary of State.
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Who circumvents Congress to complete arms deals to benefit the same Saudis who are clearly culpable in the case of the dismembered Washington Post columnist?
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But Democrats are already readying challenges against the national emergency declaration, and many congressional Republicans are not jazzed about the route that circumvents Capitol Hill.
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Upgrading on the web circumvents any involvement from Apple on the billing side, while still allowing users to listen to Spotify premium on their Apple devices.
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To him, that's milk that circumvents even the concerns of vegans and which, he said, people already request from him more than anything else he produces.
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Multipolarity: Moscow chafes at U.S. global leadership, and Maduro presides over a ruined economy while looking for a financial lifeline that circumvents Western institutions and sanctions.
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"To be sure, a limited (low-hanging) 'phase one' deal (which circumvents thorniest of issues such as China's industrial, IP and technology transfer) is within grasp," Varathan said.
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Many jurisdictions additionally consider flight risk, and in this case the act of skipping trial can be perfectly observed, which circumvents the potential for biased measurement of behavior.
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Affected communities deserve to have a voice in the land designation process before President Obama circumvents Congress and bars the people of Arizona from even more land. Rep.
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By being crowdsourced, Urban Dictionary circumvents other dictionaries' general slowness to change and keep pace with the times in a way that makes it an invaluable digital resource.31.
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This is the latest in a series of efforts to create web-based democracy that circumvents parties, this time led by tech company founders Mark Pincus and Reid Hoffman.
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Both parties have attempted to distort reconciliation over the years to allow the majority in the Senate to accomplish major legislation in a way which circumvents the normal Senate rules.
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Considering that a working love spell is an aphrodisiac that circumvents the recipient's free will, love spells are of dubious morality, not far removed from Mickey Finns and Spanish fly.
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And many critics might argue that within such narratives, the idea of an idyllic queer safety net often circumvents the work of building meaningful, substantive characterizations, relationships, conflicts, and storylines.
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Anthony Albert, from Oakland, lugged his bike along a half-mile hiking trail that circumvents the downed Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge and cycled all the way to Paul's Slide and back.
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The focus on these two series skillfully circumvents Manzoni's image as a prankster who signed the nude bodies of models, transforming them into works of art, and canned his own shit.
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The two lawmakers are leading the charge among a group of moderate Republicans who are bucking their party leadership to push forward the petition, which circumvents leadership and the committee process.
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Independent research institution Brookings concluded not only that the Petro circumvents sanctions, but went as far as saying it undermines other cryptocurrencies by centralizing and manipulating a technology meant to be decentralized.
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Publishers will get to keep 100 percent of the subscription revenue and the customer data, while Facebook charges nothing and the mobile web workaround circumvents Apple's standard 30 percent fee on subscriptions.
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Advantage: Circumvents today's big holdup for venture capital funds — that they're legally limited to hold no more than 20 percent of their money in assets that are liquid securities, such as cryptocurrencies.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming circumvents the traditional origin story, instead taking us into the high-school woes of a sophomore named Peter Parker (Tom Holland), who moonlights as a local YouTube-famous vigilante.
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At the top of the list is Tap to Alexa (not to be confused with the Amazon Tap, mind), which circumvents the need to use voice to interact with the Echo Show.
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" Family Research Council President Tony Perkins: "Attorney General Jeff Sessions has in a very short time restored the Justice Department's reputation as one that upholds the law -- not circumvents or undermines it.
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By the time I woke up the next morning, the Equinox had finished unloading, crossed Lake Ontario and cleared two locks in the Welland Canal — an engineering marvel that circumvents Niagara Falls.
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But activists say the plan circumvents the Forest Rights Act of 2006, which is aimed at protecting tribal communities and gives them rights over the resources of the land they live on.
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The language of the bill circumvents a federal ruling from March 2016 that struck down Mississippi's ban on adoption by gay couples, and made same-sex adoption legal in all 50 states.
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By signaling that illegal actions could be permitted under his administration, Trump not only circumvents the military chain of command but also sets up American troops to be killed and tortured abroad.
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The plaintiffs say the ban also circumvents authority that belongs to Congress, while skirting requirements for new regulations, and that it was approved by an illegitimate acting attorney general, rendering the rule invalid.
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And I have to tell you: "Battle" is a lot of fun, even if it circumvents some of the building block fun that made "Minecraft" such a massive phenomenon in the first place.
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Privately, even Mr. Priebus's critics wondered how Mr. Kelly would surmount the same challenges — controlling a freewheeling president who often circumvents paid staff members by seeking counsel from a roster of outside advisers.
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Those criteria include organizations that give full membership to the Palestinian Authority or Palestine Liberation Organization, or support programs that fund abortion or any activity that circumvents sanctions against Iran or North Korea.
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Three Senate Democrats on Monday filed the latest legal challenge to President Donald Trump's appointment of Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general, arguing that his appointment circumvents the Senate's role in the confirmation process.
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The Obama administration's new initiative to unlock business opportunities for immigrants circumvents many problems foreigners who want to start a company in the U.S. face when trying to get here or stay here legally.
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"Not following [internal] guidelines circumvents an important process that exists to reduce the risk of bias and ensure that cases are properly considered for referral to the Examinations program," TIGTA wrote in the report.
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The dinosaurian age of the rings is an eye-catching claim, said Crida, but it circumvents an uncomfortable reality: Too many uncertainties exist to permit any firm estimate of the age of the rings.
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The North often circumvents banking sanctions using front companies and agents overseas, and North Koreans routinely send and receive payments using Chinese intermediaries who take a commission, despite the ban on "bulk cash" transfers.
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For example, if the GOP is successful in using the reconciliation process (which circumvents the filibuster for some budgetary items) to repeal ObamaCare, what happens when they seek to replace it with something else?
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It also has the advantage of letting you spam your kids with text messages, which circumvents the hurdle of getting your 13-year-old to download an app they'll never use and check its notifications.
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The measure circumvents a 1941 law that requires overseas contractors — including those working for the C.I.A. — to carry disability and life insurance but pays out death benefits only to those with surviving spouses or children.
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The company circumvents advertising legislation by advertising its stock on business networks and social media, the latter of which is practically ungovernable, meaning the endorsements become public whether the Canadian government likes it or not.
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Madam Secretary stars Téa Leoni as Elizabeth McCord, the shrewd, determined secretary of state who drives international diplomacy and circumvents protocol as she negotiates global and domestic issues, both at the White House and at home.
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Trump called NAFTA a "disaster" throughout the 2016 election campaign, but the plan outlined in a draft notification letter would preserve many of its provisions, including a settlement system for other disputes that circumvents local courts.
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Failing companies' requests for a sudden and immediate override of that decision entirely circumvents a contemplative, fact-gathering process that exists for a reason: keeping politics out of the equation and protecting the market's operating ability.
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That leaves one recourse for Democrats who want to pass Medicare-for-all without a bigger Senate rules change: budget reconciliation, the special legislative vehicle that circumvents the filibuster by letting a bill proceed with 51 votes.
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When asked what Democrats would do if the President circumvents congress by invoking a national emergency over the wall, Durbin predicted that Trump would "face a challenge" during an interview on CBS' "Face the Nation" on Sunday.
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Developers also say the initial coin offering circumvents what can be a bureaucratic process of venture capital raising — EY estimates cumulative venture capital investments in blockchain projects is less than half what initial coin offerings have raised.
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President Donald Trump called NAFTA a "disaster" throughout the 2016 election campaign, but the plan outlined in the letter would keep many of its provisions in place, including a settlement system for other disputes that circumvents local courts.
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Every epidemic is a product of microbiology and sociology; we look at Ebola now and worry about an epidemic which can spread by mass air travel in an interconnected world, which circumvents some of our modern medical precautions.
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It shows, beyond reasonable doubt, that extreme abuses of authority and bad faith were instrumental in getting the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) to approve a counterintelligence warrant that circumvents normal 4th Amendment processes for an American citizen.
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This not only weaponizes the tax code and puts every taxpayer at risk, this lawsuit goes further and — for the first time — circumvents America's democratic process by replacing the U.S. House's voice with [Democratic House Speaker] Nancy Pelosi's voice.
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The rebooted Buck is the latest example of filmmakers' replacing trained movie animals with computer-generated creatures, an expensive and painstaking approach that opens up endless opportunities in postproduction and circumvents ethical concerns about the treatment of working animals.
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Mark pedantically narrates and LiveJournals — much of what he says is apparently verbatim from his real-life blog — about how he circumvents the various "face book" databases of seven different Harvard dorm houses to accumulate pictures of women undergrads.
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But when Rua claims that blocking a domain name circumvents "a publisher's paywall or copyright access control technology is not OK and we don't believe it's core to the mission of AdBlock Plus and EasyList," things get a little stickier.
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"The committee is concerned that EPA career officials' decision to utilize encrypted messaging tools in fact circumvents federal record-keeping requirements and is an attempt to shield communications from production in response to (Freedom of Information Act) or congressional requests," Reps.
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However switching to synonyms apparently circumvents the built in safety measure, and the AI appears to change tone and "willingly" participate in conversations — and can thus appear to be advocating for Stalin's regime of terror, spousal abuse, and so on.
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Smurfs: The Lost Village circumvents some of the problems those franchises run into by being a side reboot, combining the same characters and same villain with a whole new cast of characters who have, presumably, been out there since the beginning.
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"The Europeans will protect their companies from secondary sanctions, and are likely to build a payments system that circumvents the dollar," said Kori Schake, the deputy director general of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a leading think tank in London.
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What that 21st-century "something" may be is not completely clear, but it involves a direct social-media connection between the leader and the people that circumvents mainstream parties and the press, and brands all critics as enemies of the movement.
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Targeting US dams in order of risk would not only reduce dam failure risks, but also risks to water supply, and circumvents the wasteful spending of ad hoc measures by channeling available funds toward building a water infrastructure network to serve the nation.
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One, a company called CanPay, heralds itself as the "first legitimate debit payment solution for the cannabis industry," offering consumers an app-based debit account linked to their regular banking accounts that circumvents the laws that discourage banks from working with marijuana retailers.
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The business is clearly nothing like as profitable as it was when bitcoin was at its December peak of almost $20,000, as investors worry that monetary authorities will find ways to regulate a purely digital currency that circumvents the global banking system.
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"The problem with Khan and Codeacademy is that the kids' engagement is very low as both companies teach how to code with classroom-like tasks," Dror said, adding that LeapLearner circumvents this by by teaching children through the process of developing video games.
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On top of all that, without a budget resolution conferenced between the House and Senate, Republicans will not be able to put in place a special procedure that circumvents the Senate filibuster, which they will need in order to pass tax reform.
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But artist-turned-residency-director Rachel Stuckey has come up with a residency that circumvents the typical burdens involved with these programs: Welcome to my Guest Room Digital Artist Residency Program is a free, two-week digital residency in the "guest room" of WelcomeToMyHomePage.net.
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"It is possible that many of the Republican primary voters who believe that the system is rigged will see this as just another example of how the party circumvents the people's will for its own," said Elizabeth Bennion, professor of political science at Indiana University South Bend.
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As detailed in a post on the Open Whisper Systems blog, the latest Signal update (Android only for now) circumvents state-sponsored censorship in Egypt and the United Arab Emirates by building in domain fronting, a way for the app's usage to disguise itself as Internet traffic to another service altogether.
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While emphasizing GM's commitment to the collective bargaining process, the letter, signed by Gerald Johnson, executive vice-president for global manufacturing, circumvents United Auto Workers (UAW) leadership and points to frustration at a lack of progress on ending a conflict that has already cost the company more than $13 billion.
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While emphasizing GM's commitment to the collective bargaining process, the letter, signed by Executive Vice-President for Global Manufacturing Gerald Johnson, circumvents United Auto Workers (UAW) leadership and points to frustration at a lack of progress on ending a conflict that has already cost the company more than $1 billion.
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If Rivers gets the best out of Blake Griffin, constructs an above-average defense, and circumvents the ostensible dilemma L.A. has with its gigantic frontcourt and thin backcourt, it'll be interesting to see how many people are willing to admit they were wrong by writing the former Coach of the Year off as quickly as they did.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas) and other GOP leaders has been hotly contested by privacy and civil liberties advocates, who call it a gross expansion of federal powers that circumvents the Fourth Amendment protection from unlawful search and seizure.
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