| It also runs the risk of preempting the responsible Minister who is ultimately accountable for the organization in Parliament. |
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| Bank regulators also refused to implement consumer protection rules against predatory mortgage lending, while preempting state attempts to do so. |
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| Internally, a binding recommendation risks preempting management's responsibility for the direction and control of the organization. |
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| Small forewarnings can indicate that it is time to take mitigating activities that may even succeed in preempting the crisis or emergency. |
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| Now the Revolution's leaders were preempting this punitive will in order to control it: they conceived of terror as rational rather than emotional and as organized rather than instinctive. |
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| An exception occurred after the death of the sultan Ḥamad ibn Thuwayn on August 25, 1896, when his nephew, Khālid ibn Barghash, seized the throne, preempting the British-supported candidate, Ḥamud ibn Moḥammed. |
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| It was the finale of an event at Kensington Palace to support homeless charity Centrepoint, which works to support hundreds of young people by preempting and tackling problems that could force them onto the streets. |
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| During times of national crises, television galvanized the country by preempting regular programming to provide essential coverage of significant events. |
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| The Commission is taking a proactive stance on counterfeiting: it is no longer simply reacting to situations but preempting them by introducing instruments allowing measures to be adapted to the changing patterns of fraud. |
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| As a bonus, there is China's dreamed of opportunity to establish itself massively in Central Asia for the long term, thereby preempting the formidable energy resources which its impressive economic development cruelly needs. |
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| They will continue to prepare for the changeover to digital radio in 2008, notably by preempting this market through the development of targeted programmes on webradio stations. |
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| Venus is like an angel on your shoulder, preempting any rash moves. |
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| Congress and the administration are continually and steadily preempting state law, taking away the policy jurisdiction of state legislatures. |
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| This changes completely the givens, because if the Russian gas giant succeeded until now in preempting the greater part of Turkmen production, access to the new resources will certainly be the subject of heated bidding. |
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| In early preemption examples, the process running from the preempted alternative is cut short before the main process running from the preempting cause has gone to completion. |
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| Capacity-building of researchers and policy-makers of the region focuses on preempting future challenges of the region and formulating related policy responses. |
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| It builds the ideas of renewal, reevaluation, and critical choice into the definition of culture itself, preempting the criticism that cultural particularism can become a bulwark against intercultural sharing and solidarity. |
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| Borrowing with government-guaranteed debt may be interest sensitive, but the guarantees have the effect of preempting resources from those without access to riskless credit. |
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| Even when congressional intent is clear, there may still be litigation if the states feel that Congress overstepped its authority in preempting state action. |
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