circumvention

Examples of circumvented

circumvented

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Moreover, ' forestry laws and policies are contested, circumvented, selectively applied, interpreted and reinterpreted in their making and application ' (p. 56).
Some patterns, nonetheless, do produce problems during surgery, but these can be circumvented by appropriate modifications in surgical technique.
Thus, current laws outlawing the sale of tobacco products to minors will not have their intended effect if they can be easily circumvented.
Nevertheless, this negative result can be circumvented for certain classes of graphs.
Before the nineteenth century the right of the individual to the ownership of land was in many ways circumvented to favour the family and relatives.
One of the strengths of the measurement of resistance to change is that ordinarily the potential problem of different units of behavior (operants) is circumvented.
While one can argue that components of the research could be circumvented or shortened today, this development remains a prototype for such vaccine projects.
Interestingly, the law can be circumvented in a way to favour the runaway couples.
The difficulty is circumvented by constructing an acceptable configuration which is equipollent to the prescribed one.
The curse of dimensionality can be circumvented to some extent by restricting the class of functions under consideration.
In short, syntactic structures and derivations cannot be circumvented in an account of quantifiers and their scopes, however much we may rely on prosody.
The effective insulation of the process of economic policy-making circumvented earlier policy stalemates generated by defiant corporate interests.
The rights of women (be they widows or daughters) in a deceased man's property, may, however, be legally circumvented in several ways.
Often in physical applications, this problem is circumvented by imposing suitable periodic boundary conditions.
In this way, he circumvented ordinary procedures in order to rule.
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