Sentence examples for that will forestall from inspiring English sources

"We hope that will forestall the zealous cleanup folks from working without supervision".

For some foreign officials, the prudent choice has been to enter into limited negotiations, while hoping that will forestall any levies.

"Our hope is that if we offer something that is sufficiently flexible and yet comprehensive, that we will forestall the proliferation of independent silos," Bierer says.

Compared to other possible policies that will also forestall a debt crisis, they are much more painful for the poor, much less painful for the rich, and much more about social engineering than deficit reduction.

However, drafting language that will completely forestall such lawsuits poses a difficult problem of statutory construction, with the way open for astute lawyers to craft causes of action that will not be barred by the statute.

(For fifteen minutes a night, he wears one of the company's SofPulse halos on his brow, in the non-F.D.A.-approved belief that it will forestall Parkinson's and Alzheimer's).

WASHINGTON — With Israel openly debating whether to strike at Iran's nuclear facilities in the coming months, the Obama administration is moving ahead with a range of steps short of war that it hopes will forestall an Israeli attack, while forcing the Iranians to take more seriously negotiations that are all but stalemated.

Liasson says that the shutdown will definitely be avoided and the compromise that's currently cohering will forestall a disaster and allow all sides to say that they stood up for their principals.

The EPA justifies its less than ambitious plan by asserting that its "transition" plan will forestall objections and lawsuits, especially from the big coal states.

If Petraeus hopes that leaving on personal grounds, however painful, will forestall hard policy questions and perhaps leave his political reputation intact he is likely mistaken.

If Petraeus hopes that leaving on personal grounds, however painful, will forestall hard policy questions — and perhaps leave his political reputation intact — he is likely mistaken.