First, shelters in evacuation zones or areas that may be threatened send cats and dogs to other states as a preemptive measure — for their safety and to make room for lost pets that turn up in the middle of a disaster.
Therefore one should aggressively take preemptive measures to lowering the risks for these patients.
Some establishments, such as strip clubs and bars, are taking preemptive measures to stop the Glass-induced sea change.
Now other financially shaky nations in the Eurozone -- Ireland, Spain, Portugal and Italy -- have incentives to take preemptive measures to avoid Greece's predicament.
Take preemptive measures, like telling to your teacher that your friend is a bane.
They usually sit along the front, sides, and back of the auditorium, so take preemptive measures to avoid them.
While it is certainly the case that any move toward more integrated markets will have political repercussions that may best be handled through preemptive measures, policy coordination is not necessary for monetary integration.
It then draws on the normative values of local decision-making, the cornerstone role local governments play in our governmental structure, and the widespread state constitutional adoption of home rule to protect local autonomy to develop legal arguments for the invalidation of the more extreme preemptive measures.
However, certain preemptive measures can prevent bed bugs from entering your home, like buying bed bug covers for mattresses and box springs, only buying new furniture from reputable sources and checking to make sure certain hotels aren't infested when you travel.
On occasion, withdrawal events may occur even in the context of preemptive measures such as tapering of ruxolitinib dose and administration of concurrent corticosteroid and/or myelosuppressive (for example, hydroxyurea) therapies.
Fear that these actions will curtail women's access to birth control has led some states to take preemptive measures.
