"This approach ignores marketplace realities and forces companies that are forestalled from competing to take the simpler route of merging," Mr. McCain said.
The celebration was forestalled that night in Atlanta -- even in photographs from that ballroom, the owners look grim and Commissioner Roger Goodell appears exhausted.
She graduated from Emerson College, in Boston, and planned to study journalism but was forestalled by marriage to William Goodman, a civil engineer.
Yet for more than 30 years, drilling off most of the American coastline has been forestalled by opposition from coastal states and environmental groups.
The French writer Alfred de Musset worked her into one of his poems, and the director of the Paris Opéra hurried to see her, only to be forestalled by a rival impresario from London.
Their preparations for a blow at East Prussia's southern frontier were forestalled, as Ludendorff, striking suddenly eastward from East Prussia, enveloped four Russian divisions in the Augustów forests, east of the Masurian Lakes, in the second week of February; but in Galicia the winter's fighting culminated, on March 22, in the fall of Przemyśl to the Russians.
The prospective "slippery slope" of secession -- in which continually smaller units of affiliation declare their independence from larger ones -- is forestalled by the apparent desire of a faction at the state level simply to consolidate their power and enjoy a "free hand" to impose apartheid policies and severe austerity measures that are immunized against contestation either from above or below.
Yet they come from families and communities in which sexual life is supposed to be forestalled until the first night of a transcendent honeymoon.
Can a war in Iraq be forestalled by semantics?
No more should it be forestalled by decision upon the matters of coverage.
To conclude that insecticide resistance is forestalled by using insecticides to suppress vectors is absurd.
