And by using surveillance in an attempt to preempt future crime, the NYPD left behind a trove of uniquely fascinating images.
Faced with a public backlash at the revelation of NSA surveillance against the average American citizen, the Obama Administration has responded with a new program, dubbed the "Insider Threat" program, which aims to preempt future whistleblowers from speaking out.
They will also push the right next steps using customers' current behavior to help preempt future calls.
Although the road map's main demand required that the Palestinians preempt future terrorist attacks by disbanding terrorist groups and collecting their weapons, the Palestinians maintained that any attempt to do so would lead to civil war.
The market shouldn't fall much because if markets have any ability to preempt the future then much of the bad news should already be in the price.
The new king Artaxerxes III promptly ordered the satraps to dismiss their mercenary armies, thus preempting future trouble of the same sort.
The gift of failure is learning how to navigate through any future difficulties.
Physicians are able to access this data, improve compliance, and reduce unnecessary procedures, while Medtronic is able to gather real-time data for post-market surveillance to satisfy regulations, to preempt liability, and to improve future devices.
In releasing the map, the Israeli military appeared to be trying to preempt international criticism of any future offensive against the alleged sites, many of which are located in residential villages alongside hospitals, schools and even civilian homes.
Following Diane, hundreds of companies affected by the flooding installed waterproof doors and windows to preempt similar disasters in the future.
Motivated by an ethics of the future, top leaders from across the world have resolved to preempt further damage to the fragile ecology of Earth's livable climate that has so far allowed human civilization to flourish.
