Sentence examples similar to forestalling measures from inspiring English sources

A Treasury spokesman said: "The government has proposed anti-forestalling measures to prevent people from increasing their pension contributions to avoid the restriction in relief which will take effect from 2011.

"You can announce what are called anti-forestalling measures or make the effect of the change, in the Finance Bill, retrospective back to the date of the announcement," she says.

"The government is consulting on the implementation of this measure in the summer, and, as with the anti-forestalling measure already announced, [will] seek to ensure that the measure of income cannot be manipulated by the use of salary sacrifice schemes".

Nor is there any solid evidence yet that forestalling depression will prevent dementia.

The government should spend its money—£50 billion, say buying houses and forestalling repossessions, he says.

Huge resources have already been allocated to forestalling terrorist acts, and that is appropriate.

"It means forestalling certain destructive acts against you by an adversary".

After greeting me, he looks rheumily out into the middle distance, forestalling conversation.

Again, clergy sought to remain neutral in hopes of forestalling conflict.

Mr. Ludwig's investigation, announced on Sunday, is also forestalling outside scrutiny of Allied Irish for now.

"The character of life will have to change" to maximize the chances of forestalling attacks, the newspaper said.