Sentence examples similar to processes to preempt from inspiring English sources

Even as scores of restaurants and food companies, including McDonald's, have pledged to switch to cage-free eggs, the industry is using the federal farm bill process to preempt state efforts to ban cages.

Risk assessment should guide surveillance and the development of test kits, targeting point-of-origin intervention to preempt these processes.

What we have objected to is trying to preempt that process by taking the retaliation in advance.

"Congress has been purposefully left out of the executive order drafting process, the official said, because the administration wants to preempt legislation being considered in the House and Senate that addresses similar issues," Bing and Zengerle wrote.

I'm not in much of a position to preempt whatever narrative the producers decide to shoehorn in during the editing process.

Having only seen part of one episode, I'm not in much of a position to preempt whatever narrative the producers decide to shoehorn in during the editing process.

The urge to preempt would dominate; whoever gets the first few weapons will coerce or preempt.

The court also found no congressional intent to preempt ch.

To preempt the federal government, the Accreditation of Graduate Medical Education implemented resident duty-hour guidelines.

The United States reserves the right to preempt, and we may have to preempt that nuclear weapons program.

Employers, though, want to preempt any new regulation.