Sentence examples for forestalling the development from inspiring English sources
They safeguard the legal security of transactions, monitor legality and serve the public interest but also balance private interests in the property, thus forestalling the development of disputes and litigation.
The disagreement had forestalled the development of alternative energy offshore.
In 1999, the Open Space Institute bought 32.15 acres of land around the eastern landing of King's Ferry in Verplanck for $1.1 million to forestall the development of condominiums on the site.
In two studies, the Redwine and Mills team aims to determine the role that gratitude plays in cardiovascular health and potential prevention of disease progression and explore whether gratitude can be enhanced to forestall the development of symptomatic Stage C HF.
Barriers to entry into the markets for operating systems and office productivity suites have been raised and reinforced, tending to forestall the development of actual competition in those markets; and The states general welfare and economies have been injured through prevention of free and open competition in each of the States' economies.
Assisted (or patient-triggered) ventilation may improve ventilation perfusion matching and forestall the development of ventilator-induced diaphragmatic dysfunction [2].
Setting a target for inflation "might help forestall the development of expectations that inflation would decline below desired levels".
The most influential of these critics was Maruyama Masao, who traced the ideology of the modern Japanese state back to eighteenth-century Kokugaku and argued that the anti-rational impulses he perceived as ordering it forestalled the development of the modern subjectivity necessary for a democratic political system.
Ballroom dancing, playing a musical instrument or playing checkers can prevent (or at least forestall) the development of Alzheimer's disease.
"The best way to forestall the development of a scenario is to keep your events episodic," wrote Norman Mailer in his book Oswald's Tale.
On the foreign policy front, he's easing the nonsense with Cuba, burying some of the hatchet with Venezuela and trying to help the Mexicans forestall the development of a narco-state on our southern border.
