Sentence examples similar to forestalling a repetition from inspiring English sources

Consensus is hardwired into post-war Germany (West Germany and reunified Germany, that is) largely to forestall a repetition of prewar Germany's absolute concentration of power.

(e) To engross or forestall a commodity.

The agreement forestalled a potential grievance by the union.

First, could it hope to forestall a crisis?

Policymakers are now scrambling to forestall a crunch.

And the U.N.-sanctioned NATO intervention did forestall a massacre.

Turkey says the invasion forestalled a purge of Turkish Cypriots.

This has not forestalled a certain degree of anglophobia.

And what could the community do to forestall a reoccurrence?

Mr. Paterson forestalled a strike a few years back by forcing management and labor to talk.

He also introduced a vicious rhetoric into German politics that forestalled a sense of common destiny.