Sentence examples for preemptive campaign from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM JOHN PACE: Was their preemptive campaign for more troops that began BEFORE all of the initial 21,000 infusion was complete, and then BEFORE Obama's questions about facts on the ground were addressed, symptomatic of getting whatever they wanted, whenever they wanted it, under GW Bush?

The members have mobilized a preemptive campaign of characteristic efficiency and vim… Writer goes to Deepdale to meet with house chair John Wilson, a retired Wall Street executive, who is the only member of the club to reside in the village.

The aid is part of a preemptive campaign to provide for the basic needs of the displaced before the expected winter snow cripples the region's transportation.

In 1785, the order was infiltrated, broken up and suppressed by the government agents of Charles Theodore, Elector of Bavaria, in his preemptive campaign to neutralize the threat of secret societies ever becoming hotbeds of conspiracies to overthrow the Bavarian monarchy and its state religion, Roman Catholicism.

Both were preemptive campaigns; however, the effectiveness of the intervention was not evaluated in either setting.

Brian Beutler of TPM reports on the anatomy of a preemptive whispering campaign starring anonymous law clerks quoted in the New Republic questioning Sotomayor's intelligence and temperament.

In 2005 post-tsunami Aceh, Indonesia, a preemptive vaccination campaign for ≈79,000 persons lasted 6 months, achieved 2-dose coverage of 69%, and cost US$18 per fully immunized person, with >$8.15 being indirect campaign costs.

Trump's address was a preemptive effort to turn the tables on Clinton, who delivered what her campaign billed as a major address later Thursday linking the GOP nominee to a group of radical conservatives referred to as the "alt-right".

Instead, by carefully omitting this crucial contextual passage, Obama allowed himself to give a token nod to Eisenhower's thinking without applying it sincerely to his decision to spend a minimum entry fee of $30 billion on a campaign of blurrily preemptive goals and a hazy timeline.

Who doesn't now know about the significance of "the suburban woman," or the "Walmart mom," or what a "four-point swing" is, or an "outlier poll," or a campaign "prebuttal" (a preemptive response to arguments not yet made), or how to judge Gallup's handiwork?

Qin's campaign against the Xiongnu was preemptive in nature, since there was no pressing nomadic menace to be faced at the time; its aim was to annexe the ambiguous territories of the Ordos and to clearly define the Qin's northern borders.