Sentence examples for that would forestall from inspiring English sources

Throughout the summer, the company struggled to arrange loans that would forestall a bankruptcy filing.

American officials are hoping to put together a revised offer to Iran that would forestall the moment when it had enough fuel for a single weapon.

For example, Boehner has claimed, in the past few days, that the House passed bills months ago that would forestall the crisis.

But other tenant groups have examined their buildings' deeds, Ms. James said, without finding anything that would forestall or prevent a conversion to market rents.

This means that Mr. Boehner will have little scope to negotiate with Democrats on a compromise that would forestall the fiscal cliff, making it likely that the fiscal cliff measures will begin as scheduled.

Already there are indications that the breach between what the city and the Justice Department will accept is so large that it may undermine any success in reaching an agreement that would forestall the suit.

The importance of being in the top five next week cannot be overstated, because a victory in the Tour Championship by anyone in that group would forestall any arcane mathematical computations and guarantee that the winner would also win the Cup.

Despite the hopes that ACTs would forestall artemisinin's expiry, resistance had arrived, just as it had done for other antimalarials.

It was John Crittenden who exemplified the dying breath of conservative Unionism in the border states during the secession crisis, lending his name to a series of failed compromise efforts that would have forestalled civil war.

In the second place Giscard thought that Greek membership would forestall Turkish attempts to join the EEC.

It was also hoped that the attack would forestall the transfer of German armoured units from the Anglo-Canadian sector to the lightly screened American sector, where a major US offensive was being planned.