He argued that the demonising of paedophiles drives them to offend; that the current infrastructure is nowhere near as preventative as it could be.
Similarly, Francis Barnett took Andrew Reed's "No Fiction" to task in 1823 for including the word: "In the English language there is no such word as preventative, preventive there is".
Such a decrease may be associated with rule changes and injury prevention programming such as preventative exercise programs and ankle bracing/taping/strengthening.
Despite the impressive 24.8% relative risk reduction in the diagnosis of prostate cancer in the PCPT study population, several issues have prevented the widespread acceptance of finasteride as preventative therapy for prostate cancer.
"I look at this as preventative medicine," he said.
The raids in cities including Lyon, Toulouse, Grenoble, Marseille and Lille, were mostly described as "preventative" anti-terror operations.
When it was introduced, services were provided for people with low needs which could be seen as preventative.
That call went unheeded, however, as preventative has managed to survive as a variant, albeit a much less popular one.
Alternatively, said the judge, NHS England has "mischaracterised the PrEP treatment as preventative when in law it is capable of amounting to treatment for a person with infection".
For example, I have five key words displayed on a whiteboard in my room, such as preventative etc. and one of them is provocative.
If the agency some day bans growth promotion as a use, there is a chance producers would simply relabel such uses as preventative.
