Sentence examples for aims to preempt from inspiring English sources

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.

The purpose of the strategy is to mobilize your resources to preempt the differentiating idea.

The urge to preempt would dominate; whoever gets the first few weapons will coerce or preempt.

CPG companies have tried to preempt increased regulation by focusing on more sustainable packaging.

According to them, it attempts to preempt state laws that regulate chemicals.

It seemed to preempt wider critical feeling about his work: unpersuaded.

I now know that there's no way to preempt anything here.

It was Beyoncé who decided not to preempt the release of her album with a single, or the typical campaign.

They warned Obama, "We may, by being proactive, be blamed for causing the problems we are seeking to preempt.

It simply wants to preempt the Florida Supreme Court's effort to figure out who won the election last month.