Sentence examples for called preventative from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kennedy drew a distinction between pre-emptive action such as Israel took when Syria and Egypt massed troops on its borders in 1967 and what he called "preventative military action," or strikes against a country before it has become threatening.

It's called preventative maintenance.

To prepare, Hillary has been engaging in what she calls "preventative maintenance".

The phenomenon of decreasing use of condoms as disease preventatives has been called prevention fatigue or condom fatigue.

List any preventative medications you're taking: If you suffer frequent or severe migraine headaches, your doctor may prescribe preventative (also called prophylactic) medications.

A study looking at domestic violence has called for preventative education to be given in secondary schools.

In late February Mr. Sheen, one of the show's stars, entered rehab in what his spokesman called a "preventative measure".

And they've called it preventative medicine.

Read or call about preventative care benefits.

Coach JIM FASSEL said he was resting Armstead and called it "purely preventative".

Mr. Franks called it a "preventative measure that will allow fresh idealism into the appropriations process".