Violation or circumvention of norms

The anti Democratic People's Republic of Korea manoeuvring by the United States and Japan using human rights issues is itself a violation of human rights and international law.

The heads of states or regions can easily create news topics for media, getting free publicity and circumventing the limits for TV advertisements imposed on all candidates.

As skilled labor becomes increasingly expensive relative to unskilled labor, firms and businesses have a greater incentive to find ways to cheat by using substitutes for high price inputs.

I wasn't excepting anything good from the Constitutional Council in its current composition (structure) but i wasn't also expecting that fraud and tricking the mayors and municipal counselors recommendations will reach that extent within the current composition (structure) of the council.

Instead, innovation was directed at perfecting the exploitation of those who are less educated, and at circumventing the regulations and accounting standards that were designed to make markets more efficient and stable.

Global finance has been one of the most eager beneficiaries of these trends, using Internet networks not just as a tool to conduct operations with greater efficiency and velocity, but also as a means to circumvent state supervision.