| To be sure, credit bubbles are all about the circumvention, obstruction, impairment, and eventual breakdown of the market pricing mechanism. |
| Such exceptions or limitations should not inhibit the use of technological measures or their enforcement against circumvention. |
| By all accounts, reform of the DMCA's catch-all circumvention fiat is long overdue. |
| Teachers complain that they can now be fired on unreasonable grounds, and they have criticised the circumvention of the legislative process. |
| During this time, the circumvention of the part of the tunnel that had been filled with debris and then bricked up, had to be planned. |
| At best, this can be called a craven circumvention of an unpleasant situation. |
