Sentence examples for prevent last minute from inspiring English sources
The lads responsible aren't release details of the hack just yet, presumably to prevent last minute patches (not that we really have to worry about quick patch work.. it is Sprint we're talking about, after all).
Administrators also could be required to swear an oath of nonpartisanship (which Colorado's Gessler this year refused to take), and states could require that all Election Day policies be submitted and finalized well before Election Day itself, to prevent last minute manipulation.
These may be overhead projectors, slide shows, laptops, etc. Good preparation in this area will prevent last minute or on-the-spot panic situations or embarrassment.
These provisions provide several benefits to a company, including giving a board time to evaluate the proposed candidates and preventing last minute "surprise attacks" by third parties for control or board representation.
One way of helping directly can be to guide your coworker to learn more about time management and to carefully explain the ways in which spending time on interruptions, non-productive and trivial activities could be shifted to planning, preparing, and preventing last minute cramming.
This gives you the chance to adjust your tasks and helps prevent last-minute crises, she said.
He will do a lot of growing in six months," Ms. Nyberg told journalists before the launching, speaking from behind a glass wall to prevent last-minute infections.
The so-called detention barn, where horses are taken six hours before a race to try to prevent last-minute doping, was opened in 2005 and was the only one of its kind in American racing.
Letting Mr Navalny run and allowing a broadly honest count of votes was Mr Sobyanin's idea, albeit overseen by many civil activists and volunteers to prevent last-minute fraud.
It would hardly be rocket science to agree a fair arbitration process to prevent last-minute poker games over the price of a crucial game on which qualification depends.
Maryland's public colleges have proposed a way to reduce the unpredictability of tuition increases and prevent last-minute raids on their budgets: The state and colleges would outline financial commitments to one another several years in advance.
