Sentence examples for that preempts from inspiring English sources

Intelligent controlled islanding that preempts an uncontrolled system separation by implementing an adaptive controlled separation.

For more than a decade, lawmakers have attempted to pass a single national breach notification law that preempts the state requirements, but those efforts have been unsuccessful.

Corporate executives tend to favor federal regulation that preempts state laws on product safety and the like, but that agenda runs counter to the conservative preference for federalism and a strong division of power between state and federal governments.

Censorship is a scaffolding that preempts dissent and debate, as we see with Sarah Palin.

"The last thing this administration needs is a last-minute fix that preempts or deters a vote but creates false hope," he added.

Treeshrews exhibit an absentee maternal care system that preempts reproduction when resources are scarce [46].

The film is both lovably old-school and cunningly postmodern, framing and interrupting its wild adventure with "real world" bedside scenes that preempt any impatience and incredulity modern kids (especially boys) might have ("Has it got any sports in it?" "When does it get good?" bedridden Fred Savage asks his grandpa Peter Falk).

Companies with vast resources that seek to exploit global markets would be wise to partner with these companies to develop solutions that preempt litigation in other countries.

The new version includes some major changes to the federal provisions that preempt state laws on chemicals.

So much money, time, and effort could have been saved with regulations that preempt or quickly address environmental impacts.

But until a person puts words to his/her experience, we can never truly know the actual thoughts and feelings that preempt the behavior.