Sentence examples for we should preempt from inspiring English sources
We should preempt the IMF and directly urge troubled countries like Brazil to adopt pro-growth policies stable money, low taxes, property rights, ease in the setting up of new businesses until the IMF gets the message.
I do love to write and I worked out relatively quickly that I should preempt as much of my delay and dismay as possible by removing sources of distraction and rendering myself as comfy as a Calvinist can be, prior to embarking on my opening sentence for the day.
As The Hill reported earlier today, the FCC will hold a vote at its February meeting to see if it should "preempt two state laws restricting cities from building municipally owned high-speed Internet networks".
Bill (renowned Programmer at NYC's Lincoln Center) asked the questions, talked a little as expected, but Ben (WOMEX Director) I mean no disrespect -- though this phrase should preempt you for something negative always!
Laying some groundwork for lobbying should the bill keep gaining steam, Clarke suggested that the federal government "encourage" businesses to provide their own H1N1 solutions, and argued that any federal law should preempt state and local laws on paid sick leave, many of which are tougher than the proposed legislation.
I have listened as some media commentators claim to abhor Sheen's actions and conduct, and say we should not be preempting real issues with a celebrity meltdown.
Before preempting, we should check the status of the VM (i.e. whether it is free or busy).
We don't wait for the round to form, we preempt it, and if we don't do the deal we have a relationship going forward.
Armstrong lawyers had argued that the company's civil lawsuit was a First Amendment right, but Feldman didn't buy it, noting that Armstrong's right to free speech shouldn't preempt mine safety law.
