Sentence examples for intends to forestall from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharon has made it equally clear that he intends to forestall political talks as long as possible, because any such negotiations would immediately put pressure on him for territorial concessions he is not prepared to make.

So Ms Arbour's timing may have been intended to forestall that eventuality.

Some measures intended to forestall a relapse into monasticism, such as the foundation of new parishes, bore good results.

Most of the government programs intended to forestall or prevent foreclosure have not lived up to expectations, and many homeowners have lost their homes.

Lawyers for the plaintiffs say the lawsuit is intended to forestall any deals with developers before Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's term is over.

The lower price, along with reductions on 2003 Isuzu Axioms and Rodeos, was intended to forestall costly sales incentives, but it didn't succeed.

Mr. Kohn also said this week's cut in interest rates was intended to "forestall" adverse effects on the economy from the tumult in financial markets.

It seemed clear that the mosque siege was intended to forestall another prolonged sit-in that would allow the Morsi camp to gain a new foothold.

The mounting political opposition to the Argentine program appeared intended to forestall greater austerity measures like cuts in health care, education and Social Security spending.

"Today's action is intended to forestall some of the adverse effects on the broader economy that might otherwise arise from the disruptions in financial markets".

"The Cultural Revolution was so great a disaster that it provoked an even more profound cultural revolution, precisely the one that Mao intended to forestall".