Sentence examples for to forestall making from inspiring English sources

If this is the case, then by allowing Mexico to deposit its lumpenproletariat, so to speak, in the United States, we are allowing them to forestall making social progress at home.

He then sometimes used such letters to forestall complaints made against him.

That this is a religious civil war -- the very thing the founders fought so hard to forestall -- makes it all the more dangerous.

"They're going to be spending a lot on health care," Professor Ghilarducci said, "to forestall disease, to make themselves look younger.

Sumitomo Mitsui hoping to forestall the deal had made its own bid to acquire UFJ.

This treaty was made to forestall any European government seeking to build a rival to the Panama Canal.

They submitted a shareholders proposal to change the pregnancy policy - and Walmart quickly made changes to forestall a public debate at the meeting.

In attempts to forestall development, Berkeley activists have spearheaded efforts to make buildings into historic landmarks.

The T-Mobile deal, in which AT&T made its bid to forestall a sale of T-Mobile to Sprint, is a case in point.

Jim Bianco, president of Bianco Research in Barrington, Ill., contends that the early-January decision was made in part to forestall an investor panic in the stock market, especially in Nasdaq stocks.

Mr. Galbraith absorbs into his story one major historical scandal when Paterson gave vast sums of the company's money to one James Smith, who absconded with it, which, in Mr. Galbraith's version, had to be buried under an avalanche of propaganda about the vast riches to be made, in order to forestall a flight by future investors.