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"While there were very few pre-emptive measures taken, the city was not even equipped for rescue operations," he said.
The document also underscores the need for active defences, including missile defences, and for possible pre-emptive measures.
The U.K. Embassy has recommended dramatic pre-emptive measures, to include drawing down their mission in Tripoli, if either of those possibilities occurs.
(In an e-mail, an I.D.F. spokesman described such night raids as "pre-emptive measures, taken in order to assure the security and stability in the area").
In a speech at the Moscow State Institute of Foreign Relations earlier today, he endorsed the notion of taking "pre-emptive measures" against global problems, including international terrorism, but only through the United Nations or other alliances.
This echoes White House statements about the "balance between security and liberty," although President Obama has at times come close to acknowledging that prioritizing security requires some invasive and pre-emptive measures.
The authorities' fight against organised crime took another step forward on Thursday when the national police agency unveiled a new bill enabling officers to step up surveillance of the most violent gangs and take pre-emptive measures if necessary.
"We're examining all those sections of the criminal code, and all measures under the law that will allow us, in some instances, to take pre-emptive measures," he said.
Now that everyone seems to be an amateur photographer, posting unretouched photos to social media willy-nilly, some women are taking pre-emptive measures to ensure their complexions look smooth on the Internet.
Following the cancellation of the LUMS talk Mahmud was all too aware of the risks and asked her circle of friends on Facebook about what "pre-emptive measures" she should take before hosting what she called "Un-silencing Balochistan (Take 2)".
