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To circumvent them would mean to return to ground level.

"Or as though he expected that someone like you would circumvent it."

They had to part in order to circumvent a crowd.

Trying to circumvent the planning process is not the real problem.

He said there were a number of ways insurance companies could circumvent the law.

We do not think that their decision should be circumvented through the back door.

Whatever the system, the rich kids find ways to circumvent it.

And I think there are probably other means of circumventing this.

The fact that it can be circumvented means a few things.

Father and son were determined to circumvent me at every turn.

Are they afraid that I'm the person who could circumvent the system?

"A lot of treatment work is circumvented when we have the negative."

They circumvented most of them and went to a smaller office at the back, where she turned on a light.

"If these became public knowledge, then people could circumvent the security measures," he said.

I do not wish to circumvent the Council in this matter.

Has found ways to circumvent the restriction on the power of the Word.

But what it also does is circumvent the will of Parliament.

In both cases, most people believe that new legislation will be circumvented no matter what Congress does.

"Our first priority is to find out how a person could circumvent the system," he said.

No matter that logic had so many times been circumvented.

But the engine is obviously good enough to circumvent this.

Was there perhaps some route by which it could be circumvented?

Circumventing the heat death is merely a step on the way.

There are alternative ways to circumvent this policy if required.

He called for a concerted effort to circumvent the problem.