Sentence examples for preemption policy from inspiring English sources

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

In this paper, we propose an improved heuristic algorithm for the well-known optimization formulation based on versatile preemption policy, which can minimize the preemption cost with high accuracy and less computational intractability.

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.

But thanks to that Supreme Court's decision and another from 2007 -- Watters v. Wachovia, which determined that state officials lack the authority to regulate subsidiaries of national banks, based on a policy known as preemption -- the state prosecutors as a group are reluctant to pick a fight in court with the banks.

The proposed system next checks the tasks' preemption conditions according to the LEPT policy.

"Preemption" will not be the US President's policy during his second term with the Palestinian Authority alone, as "preempting" Iran - during his visit to Israel -becoming a nuclear power will form a basis for his talks there.

Ron maintains that the 5-3 majority decision by Justice Kennedy, based on federal preemption that Washington alone can make immigration and foreign policy not 50 separate states, gutted Arizona's key provision that sought to allow any cop to demand immigration papers from anyone on the street.

These "preemption" laws block cities from enacting their own gun policies, effectively requiring cities with higher rates of gun violence to have the same gun regulations as smaller towns.

The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), an organization that supports free-market policies, has drawn up model living-wage preemption legislation.

That government primarily serves corporations is obvious in looking at health care policy, energy policy, so-called "free trade" deals, and many industry-authored preemption laws that bypass the will of the people.

And among a list of businesses' priorities for lawmakers, "state preemption of local mandates" (such as higher local minimum wages and paid leave policies) came in dead last.