Sentence examples for preemption is from inspiring English sources

Federal preemption is a doctrine about structure, not rights.

Preemption is one means by which the French state keeps works in France and in public collections.

Preemption is not allowed.

We have no choice; preemption is now a necessity.

Finally, we also show that preemption is crucial to provide fairness in any case.

Preemption is becoming an attractive strategy for bandwidth reservation and management in DiffServ-aware Traffic Engineering.

The legitimacy of "preemption" was often conditioned "on the existence of an imminent threat -- most often a visible mobilization of armies, navies and air forces preparing to attack".

Securities law should, by congressional preemption, be cleared of state involvement.

Under non-energy constraints, the comparisons of average busy period, average idle period, average overhead, and average preemption are in Figs. 1, 2, 3, and 4, respectively.

In contrast, cases of late preemption are ones in which the process running from the preempted cause is cut short only after the main process has gone to completion and brought about the effect.

Proposals to build bus lanes and traffic signal preemption was disregarded by the Public Roads Administration.