The Bank of Japan, in an effort to preempt a further deterioration in the economy, eased monetary policy on Monday by expanding an asset buying program.
Colin to director: "Oh, Tommy, wouldn't the prince have a listen while he's already there?" "Nice thought, Colin, but actually no; you see Bertie has endured so many dozens of failed experiments by such a raft of quacks, he simply can't bear another, so he lashes out to preempt a further humiliation".
MacLennan said she aired criticism publicly to preempt any accusations of bungling or wrongdoing on her part.
Scheduled to be voted on during the current legislative session, the bill will not only formalize the name change, but also preempt any future attempts to have the road renamed for someone else.
In his memo, he made sure to preempt any rumors that often swirl about outgoing execs.
Within two days of the SECnotice, L&H issued a press release to preempt any leaks.
The elected thread can preempt any other lower priority threads at any execution point outside of system critical section.
IBM, for one, is already trying to preempt any customer defections with its copycat Blue Cloud initiative.
Unfortunately, the scheduler does not preempt any user with heavy traffic volume from reserving all the chunks within the system bandwidth.
However, the government was not attempting to preempt any particular plot.
