Sentence examples similar to signed preemptively from inspiring English sources

Jo Ann Fujioka, a Japanese-American who was forced into an incarceration camp under Roosevelt's Executive Order 9066, said last week: "This act shows that Colorado will not sit by idly waiting to see what other executive orders are signed by President Trump but rather will preemptively protect the rights of all citizens".

On Friday Wikileaks complained on Twitter that CloudFlare had preemptively blocked the organization from signing up.

Further, such concerns may well lead the newly vulnerable nation to put its nuclear forces on a hair trigger alert, ready to strike preemptively at any sign of preparation of an attack by the other.

The pirates communicated with their informants through a series of coastal signs, where the associates on land would preemptively warn them of any danger.

They must be preemptively defeated.

But in a sign of the continuing contentiousness on Capitol Hill over changes to NSA surveillance, James Sensenbrenner, a Wisconsin Republican and co-author of the USA Freedom Act, preemptively rejected the House intelligence committee proposal, calling it "a convoluted bill that accepts the administration's deliberate misinterpretations of the law.

The Convention on Conventional Weapons preemptively banned blinding lasers in 1995.

Most have neglected the use of vinegar preemptively.

Berlin opted to strike preemptively to preserve its security.

Indeed, Cote specifically endorsed the government's post-9/11 tactic of preemptively prosecuting Muslims.

The bold among us steeled themselves preemptively against the judgment of passersby.