Sentence examples similar to preempting their unfolding from inspiring English sources

They argued that the Clean Air Act did not completely preempt their claims, and that their claims did not necessarily raise disputed and substantial federal issues.

Australia and Japan have well-developed, well-respected legal systems, and multinational corporations navigate those systems every day, but ISDS would preempt their courts too.

Lawmakers generally don't like mandatory spending because it preempts their oversight, Retzlaff notes.

And the group that officially compiled the data says Pimm's team has preempted their publications.

You might remember ReadMe from its listing on Product Hunt, which preempted their actual launch plans but gave them their first big rush of attention.

And you can educate people therefore to understand how they can preempt their own conflict.

However unhappy their stories, however much we need to preempt their behaviors, their deeds make these gunmen domestic terrorists.

And while it certainly makes sense to try to preempt their demands, obviously it won't last.

As the UN assessments make clear, Palestinians in Gaza are struggling not just for their rights, but to preempt their collective expiration.

The result is a portrait of the counterculture in the image of Frank and his comrades: dissenting youth thwarted by a marketplace that preempts their every transgression.

Proteins highly involved in the adhesion of different bacterial strains have shown to exhibit similar unfolding patterns compared to other proteins, which are highly anisotropic in their unfolding.