Sentence examples for adopt preemptive from inspiring English sources
In the name of preserving "net neutrality" and "nondiscrimination," the coalition insists the FCC must adopt preemptive "safeguards" to ensure open access.
This vision has prompted the Republican Party to adopt a preemptive strategy that anticipates the end of growth and the onset of sustained austerity – a strategy to make sure that the size of their slice of the pie doesn't get smaller as the pie shrinks.
It wasn't long, however, before the plantation owners caught wind of this and began adopting brutal preemptive countermeasures against slaves they suspected of plotting to flee beatings, brandings, and even pouring boiling oil on slaves' bare backs were common practices.
Consider also the pseudonym, a preemptive tactic adopted by authors who want to separate their lesser, or genre, works from their premium-label products.
That's because Taft Union High School had already adopted the type of preemptive security approach that the gun rights community has been advocating for.
The Taliban was tossed out of Kabul and U.S. forces chased al Qaeda throughout the world, but bin Laden lived on and became the haunting example of what could happen unless the U.S. adopted the strategy of preemptive war.
Both etasks and threads adopt the "priority-based" scheduling mechanism, in which the etask scheduling is nonpreemptive and the thread scheduling is preemptive.
Preemptive reduction of prandial boluses during closed-loop delivery could have decreased the risk of postprandial hypoglycemia, but complete omission of prandial boluses as adopted by some fully closed-loop approaches is unlikely to be sufficiently effective (12) given delays associated with the absorption of rapid-acting analogs (5).
