Sentence examples for preemption against from inspiring English sources

General Clark, speaking at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, said that if elected he would seek to build a new alliance of European and Middle Eastern nations to pursue a policy of "collective preemption" against terrorism and the proliferation of unconventional weapons.

Does the fact that Justice Kennedy refused to join the part of Justice Scalia's opinion stating that the presumption against preemption doesn't apply to Election Clause cases say anything on how he will apply his swing vote to the other major voting rights case in Shelby County v. Holder?

As the House voted 403 to 12 to approve the reform measure, Representative Paul Tonko (D NY) cited the state preemption provisions as one reason he was voting against the bill.

The first three approaches (prevention, preemption, and deterrence) are passive measures to guard against attacks, and the latter three (deflection, detection, and countermeasures) are active measures to protect elements in a system.

Moreover, in typical Washington D.C. fashion, a turf battle ensued as the North American Securities Administrators Association, a trade group for State securities regulators, lobbied hard against the House bill to prevent the preemption of State law.

Bean withdrew her amendment, she said, after progressive Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee threatened to join Republicans in a vote against the entire package if it included her preemption language.

At 7 P.M., Douglas arrived at the Preemption.

Federal preemption is a doctrine about structure, not rights.

"To say that we've never had a preemption policy would be foolish".

Preemption, Mr. Bush tells us, is what the proposed war is all about.

Today, engagement is not credible (nor, for that matter is preemption).