Sentence examples for preemption of from inspiring English sources

Congress & the people has been disrupted by Presidential preemption of the main channels of public access.

American Honda Motor Co., No. 98-1811, was the latest in a particularly contentious and unpredictable area of the court's docket, federal preemption of various state court lawsuits.

He said that his organization "takes the preemption of states very seriously and will continue to pursue our options to ensure that any action taken by the FCC on municipal broadband networks are overturned by the courts".

The resolution process determines the organization's priorities in its efforts "to fight unwarranted federal preemption of state laws, unfunded mandates and federal legislation that threatens state authority and autonomy".

She was the spokesman for a number of children who protested the preemption of all television channels by the Crime Investigation Committee: "I with all the other children in the neighborhood think that you are not fair for showing the crime investigation when it is on another station which most people who have television can see that station who don't see children.

Therefore, it avoids unnecessary channel preemption of the protector.

11 doctrine of preemption to a doctrine of preemptive disarmament.

From 1841 it was sold to squatters for $1.25 per acre, ( as of ), following the Preemption Act of 1841 (later replaced by the Homestead Act).

(Lewis distinguishes such cases of preemption from cases of symmetrical overdetermination in which two processes terminate in the effect, with neither process preempting the other. Lewis believes that these cases are not suitable test cases for a theory of causation since they do not elicit clear judgements).

In a previous study, we presented a method allowing to drastically decrease preemption overhead of a FPGA based task, using a Virtex FPGA [1].

In early 1783 he was chosen as a commissioner to survey preemption claims of soldiers along the Cumberland River.