subverting

The case involves an unprecedented catalogue of 115 allegations spread over 14 seasons, including multiple charges of subverting the regulations by failing to provide accurate financial information.

From my courtside vantage point, it hardly felt like people were trying to draw attention to themselves, subverting my initial assumptions.

The US has sued a leading software company that collects and sells rental data, accusing it of subverting competition between landlords and feeding the country's housing crisis.

What I think is most interesting in a TV show is the in-between-ness of genres, so I’m very mindful of subverting expectations in anything we make.

Next week, a federal judge will hold a hearing to determine whether Apple is subverting a 2021 court order to allow alternative ways to pay for services in apps.