Sentence examples for had to forestall from inspiring English sources

We've had to forestall public safety programs, because of federal cuts—specialized training in homeland security.

"But we recognized that [the student-athlete] might have to forestall her college plans altogether if the offer were declined".

A Third Reich made invulnerable with atomic weapons was a nightmare that had to be forestalled.

The lower court ordered the 33percentt fare increase and smaller toll increases rolled back, saying that the authority had exaggerated the size of its deficit and had not disclosed that it had money it could have used to forestall a fare increase for at least a year.

Of course, many earlier philosophers and poets and novelists, from Kant to Dostoyevsky to George Eliot, had understood full well this chilling logic, and had sought to forestall the moral consequences of the age's great collapse of faith.

David Sklar says his father had tried to forestall the feud.

The governor there, a senior S.P.L.A. official named Malik Aggar, told me that he had tried to forestall a return to war by talking directly with the Sudanese dictator.

Moreover, Ludendorff's offensives accelerated the nightmare he had hoped to forestall, as Americans were rushed across the Atlantic to swell the ranks.

Mr. Scrushy's lawyers had tried to forestall his testimony until the completion of a Justice Department investigation into his activities at HealthSouth.

The general impression was that the commandos had acted to forestall friction in Lebanon while they are still shaken by last month's Jordanian civil war and while some them fear fresh anticommando mea sures from Jordan's new Cabi‐ net.

"That has been an effective P.R. tactic that has helped to forestall regulation for half a century," said Jeremy Greene, a medical historian and the author of the book, "Generic: The Unbranding of Modern Medicine".