Sentence examples for a need to forestall from inspiring English sources

However, Microsoft's public strategy at this point is clearly driven by a need to forestall a Yahoo/Google tie-up and any other Yahoo defensive measures.

(He also had a need to forestall any scandal, since his 23-year-old stepniece had been found the year before shot in the chest with his pistol, prompting talk of incest and murder; the investigation ruled her death a suicide).

"We want a free, transparent and fair election," he said, "we need to forestall a deepening of the sectarian divide". 5. (C) After the March 7 elections, Sinirlioglu said, Turkey would initiate an effort to connect Iraqi gas fields to the Turkish grid via a 300 kilometer pipeline, costing USD 500 million.

Yet another Obama is a liberal who is keenly aware of the need to forestall ferociously unfair — but effective — attacks from the right, and who may feel that he has to demonstrate that he has the toughness to take military action.

This, though, is a second-order problem, put into the shade by the need to forestall job cuts and the scrapping of investment.

Africa's need to forestall its slow-motion catastrophe of AIDS deaths is vast.

A government spokesman said it took action in order to "pre-empt danger before it arrived in our country", and that he believed the Jordanian public would understand the need to forestall the jihadist group before it became active in Jordan.

One reason cited was the need to forestall the sale of counterfeit drugs.

That's why the House forced Senate leaders to accept a provision in the budget that allows health care to pass by "reconciliation" — an arcane budgeting maneuver that would enable Senate Democrats to force through a bill with a simple majority, rather than with the 60 votes needed to forestall a filibuster.

Still, the poll results suggested that Mr. Karzai could fall short of the 50percentt needed to forestall a runoff.

The reading is likely to be the final piece of evidence the more dovish members of the monetary policy committee needed to forestall an increase in interest rates on Thursday, from their record low of 0.5%.