Sentence examples for to take preemptive steps from inspiring English sources

An anonymous Iraqi official told the state-owned Al-Sabah newspaper, "Maliki thinks that Obama is most likely to win in the presidential election" and that "he's got to take preemptive steps before Obama gets to the White House". By smoothing Obama's maiden voyage abroad as the Democratic nominee, Maliki may figure that he will collect chits that he can call in later.

Take time to vet sources as "trustworthy," and take preemptive steps to ensure it stays that way.

The technology industry must take preemptive steps to avoid emerging dangers as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly capable of being creative and otherwise acting more like human beings, Microsoft's Harry Shum warned at MIT Technology Review's EmTech Digital conference on Monday.

He recommends taking preemptive steps to lower the candidate's cortisol levels.

On the monetary policy front, some countries are already taking preemptive steps, moving to neutral or easing, because they have inflation under control and activity is ebbing.

They can detect irregularities, such as an arrhythmia, and alert doctors to take preemptive action.

Fear that these actions will curtail women's access to birth control has led some states to take preemptive measures.

Nawaz met with EU ambassadors the same day and urged them to take preemptive action to prevent rigging in the upcoming election.

Better to predict something that doesn't happen than to take preemptive actions that end up doing harm.

Last week, Greenspan said the central bank is poised to take preemptive action in case the economy overheats.

In the meantime, developers are scrambling to find alternatives, and Kim-Mai yesterday laid out some of the options available to those looking to take preemptive action.