circumvention

For this opens the way to the circumvention of human rights.

The circumvention of international law and its rules is highly dangerous.

"Friends and family of people who possibly aided possible circumvention."

"But there has been a purposeful circumvention from the beginning."

Once this happens, change can come only through reform or circumvention of the institutions.

However, in other cases no such circumvention is known.

Many products on the market would qualify as circumvention devices.

The latter would have led to the circumvention of employee participation.

How is circumvention of useful national legislation to be prevented?

And while they can contribute to circumvention, that is not their primary function.

High 2 - disclosure would allow circumvention of agency regulations.

Doing so may be a circumvention of Apple's technical protection measures.

See the page in this guide on undertakings and circumvention.

There are many methods available that may allow the circumvention of Internet filtering.

Importantly, this protection has no real means of circumvention.

"Was it knowing circumvention or, from the police's point of view, just fortuitous that this happened?"

The circumvention of local authorities in delivering aid is unusual but not unique.

Every such gift is a circumvention of the Wills Act 1837.

There are others, for the circumvention of which you will have to devise your own methods."

"The real romance" was not the circumvention of Soviet restrictions, he said, "but the fact that we never lost hope."

Circumvention software and devices would also become illegal to sell or distribute.

The circumvention must lead to some violation of copyright.

The bill also permits a researcher to develop the tools necessary for such circumvention.

There are too many opportunities for circumvention against which the Council's proposal offers no safeguards.

This prohibition on circumvention became effective on October 28, 2000.