Sentence examples for act in advance from inspiring English sources

But even for natural disasters, says Admati, we do act in advance to reduce harm.

By threatening to act in advance of a problem, you stop the problem and don't have to act.

To expect something is to think it may happen; to anticipate is to prepare for it, to act in advance.

While some companies may maintain a "quiet period" policy and determine not to address the impact of the Tax Act in advance of their next required periodic report, others may determine to address various aspects of the financial reporting effects of the Tax Act in advance of their earnings releases.

Once again, he was being deceptive; not only was he positive that he would take this step — the proclamation had been written already — but he was ready to act in advance of the November elections.

Companies and boards of directors will face the question of whether to act in advance of possibly receiving a proxy access shareholder proposal or wait as long as possible and act only once the company receives a shareholder proposal or after shareholders vote on one.

It shows how defiantly the five justices act in advancing the aggressive conservatism of their majority on the court.

The court gave no indication today why it acted in advance of its usual starting date to add the Daniels case.

But no serious analyst can doubt that such steps may be helping to pinpoint terrorist acts in advance, as supporters, like Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, have insisted.

The other clincher is that Leicester is well timed for comics to road-test material and for agents, producers and PRs to spot acts in advance of the Edinburgh fringe.

Tour promoters warn acts in advance of any "delicacies they need to be aware of," says Oren Arnon, a promoter at leading Israeli company Shuki Weiss, who did not promote the Lorde show.