Sentence examples for aim of preempting from inspiring English sources

Kenzen delivers real-time health insights using patented biosensors, sweat analysis and predictive analytics with the aim of preempting dehydration, cramping, and injuries.

The site has been accused of preempting the opening arguments of the Belgian lawsuit.

RealNetworks' federal lawsuit, filed in the northern district of California, aims to preempt copyright suits from the studios and establish that RealDVD complies with the license agreement Real signed with the DVD Copy Control Association, DVDD CCA) a consortium of movie companies that's named as one of the defendants in the lawsuit.

Faced with a public backlash at the revelation of NSA surveillance against the average American citizen, the Obama Administration has responded with a new program, dubbed the "Insider Threat" program, which aims to preempt future whistleblowers from speaking out.

There are many more, presumably aimed at preempting government intervention in senior management compensation and warning of the law of unintended consequences.

"I hope Secretary Clinton confirms for Mr. Zelaya that democracy and security are no less important for us than for the United States," Roberto Micheletti, the head of the de facto government, said in a televised statement aimed at preempting Mr. Zelaya's meeting with Mrs. Clinton.

Over lunch, they gorge themselves on plate after plate of food, preempting meaningful conversation.

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Aim of the game.

And externalizing the cause of problems preempts understanding of how Chinese leaders could and should exercise initiative at home on their own.

Suppose that Pam throws a brick through the wall of an aquarium, preempting Bob from doing the same.