In its most recent manic episode, however, Fox News suggested that the president and his attorney general, Eric Holder, care more about preemptively thwarting hate crimes against Muslims than condemning perpetrators of the Boston Marathon bombing.
Murmurs of a looming downturn in venture capital are pressuring more companies to preemptively begin fundraising, whether or not they have gained sufficient traction to justify their stated valuations.
That has some writers and even more Internet commenters preemptively labeling the GS4 an iPhone 4S-style disappointment.
Those other colleges that have ended their searches for truth preemptively more than 2,000 years ago might take a lesson from the Jesuits.
This should soon change, as the increasing severity of attacks forces officials to respond to the issue more thoroughly and preemptively, beyond the conducting of police raids for weapons.
And so, my research finds, that's when they are more likely to act preemptively to attack against both legislative supremacy and judicial independence.
Each side knows the other is thinking the same way and so has all the more incentive to act preemptively if war seems imminent.
"In times of uncertainty, scenario building and analysis can be done preemptively to provide more time to fully understand, design, and implement needed changes.
"China seems concerned enough about its own growth slowdown and downside risks coming from the European crisis that it will do more to stimulate its economy, even preemptively," Dariusz Kowalczyk, a strategist at Crédit Agricole in Hong Kong, commented in a note.
It was also able to preemptively file claims for more than 80% of its impacted customers before they reached out to Hippo.
