Sentence examples for much further to pre-empt from inspiring English sources

But the chancellor went much further to pre-empt Mr Letwin's campaign against government waste.

Exposure is inescapable in the age of satellite surveillance; the Iranians would have been clever-and-a-half to declare their second enrichment facility much earlier if eager to pre-empt Western accusation of non-compliance with safeguards obligations.

On the contrary: the globalisation of outrage is further evidence that striving to pre-empt offence leads to a spiral of censorship.

But they said that while they developed their cases, they wanted to pre-empt further discrimination.

Bandak is holding discussions between the Armenians and the Greek Orthodox in an attempt to pre-empt further clashes.

To pre-empt further capital outflows, a government would have to pass a law swiftly to say all financial dealings would henceforth be carried out in a new currency, at a one-for-one exchange rate with the euro.

But this was the first time that he had done so in reaction to public pressure, seeking to undermine a growing protest movement across a broad spectrum of society and to pre-empt further unrest.

He may have developed a more serious tone to pre-empt further criticism from that quarter, although Stannard maintains that Waugh's beginnings as a serious writer date back to 1929, when he was completing Vile Bodies.

Much has changed since the Fed moved to pre-empt a rise in consumer prices 10 years ago.

"These were crazy people," said Nisar Ahmad, trying to pre-empt any further discussion of the matter as he tossed a severed hoof into a metal pail.

When neighbouring Saudi Arabia upped its social spending to pre-empt protests, for instance, much of the cash ended up in Dubai's shopping malls.