In this same system of quality there is another signal for a pre-emptive choice relation; it is attached to the option 'close' and also to 'extremely'; the arrow diacritic that signals it, appears as @→ whose second pair part is attached to the option 'neutralised' in the system of status (c.f., social relations = sr).
If he had done the honorable thing, this country would not now be an international pariah because of a pre-emptive war of choice in the Middle East.
West's pre-emptive overcall and his choice of lead suggested that he held little defense in the other suits.
The benefits of LAM may be limited due to resistance and entecavir is recommended as first choice for pre-emptive therapy.
Timing and choice of pre-emptive anti-fungal therapy was based on clinical judgment according to the presence of any of the following high risk factors: local symptoms and signs of sinusitis, elevated serum Aspergillus galactomannan antigen, or abnormal CT imaging.
According to our analysis, the currently exercised pre-emptive policy is the cost-efficient choice at this point.
Everything we know about Saddam Hussein forces President Bush to make a similar choice: to take pre-emptive action or wait, possibly until it is too late.
Therefore, based on available safety and efficacy data, oral ganciclovir should be considered the most reasonable choice for the pre-emptive approach following SOT.
Pre-emptive strikes are another option, but are not optimal.
The book is designed to make people think about hard choices -- like interrogation, assassination and pre-emptive war -- and to show how democratic societies can make these choices without sacrificing key liberties and key constitutional restraints.
According to GoldieBlox's new statement, they heard those questions as threats, and felt as though they had no choice but to file a pre-emptive lawsuit, claiming the video falls within the realm of parody and fair use.
