Sentences with phrase «preemptive measures»

In the midst of booming sales, homeowners in some hot markets have received so many calls from developers, practitioners, and homebuyers that they're taking preemptive measures.

Anticipate technical glitches by carefully monitoring projects and operations, initiating preemptive measures.

The panel's three participants, all of whom are based in China, noted that the Chinese government actually has a positive, bullish outlook on Blockchain tech long term, and that the bans on trading and ICOs are likely temporary, preemptive measures put in place to bide the government some time.

With our growing litigious society: showing any court (or jury) that you took preemptive measures to prevent accidents and injuries to employees can possibly save your company from damages, negative media reputation, and other costs.

By taking preemptive measures to learn more about your legal options, you can provide yourself with the best possible chances of securing the compensation you require, including compensation that covers your medical expenses, lost work wages, and future earnings.

Simon writes that preemptive measures are intended to help standardize regulation across state lines, but the Grocery Manufacturers Association is perverting this purpose by seeking to avoid any regulation:

With a few preemptive measures and some forethought, school leaders can eliminate many of the urgent needs brought to them those first weeks of the school year.

Therefore, preemptive measures to protect the body from tick bites and the transference of Lyme is the best way to combat Lyme.

While you can't do much to alter people's perception of your parenting ability, you can take preemptive measures to ensure your family (and your health) doesn't suffer because of it.

(Hint: Preemptive measures.)

By taking preemptive measures to physically reinforce structures, getting the right insurance and storing important documents properly, residents will be prepared and more resilient in the face of a disaster, and the needs of an impacted community will be greatly reduced should one occur.

What's more, critics say, these laws are preemptive measures — offering to steel religious business owners from having to serve same sex couples, should the Supreme Court in June return a verdict giving same sex couples a federal right to marry.

There are several preemptive measures corporate sponsors can take to reduce the chances of being hit with ambush marketing.

Regulatory and preemptive measure!

Teacher unions and other education advocates who favor the bill have been stressing that the Protect Our Schools Act serves as a preemptive measure against school privatization, particularly since Drumpf and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, both advocates of charters and vouchers, now guide federal policy.

Dr. Michele Wright wanted to encourage use of the new canine flu vaccine in San Antonio, TX, two years ago as a preemptive measure, since dog flu had by then appeared in Houston.

In doing so, I hope this preemptive measure will prevent owners from having issues in the future.

Although a tweet claimed the end of development was not the result of legal issues, a later statement from a former member of the development team argued that Project M's development was in fact shut down as a preemptive measure for fears of potential legal action from Nintendo.

While this is not necessarily an inherently abusive practice, Facebook clearly views its existence as a potential threat in the waiting, and the company is taking seemingly ever preemptive measure it can right now to fend off future privacy violations and PR disasters like the Cambridge Analytica one.

If you're already dating that person before your divorce is final, the judge might insist on such a clause as a preemptive measure, or your soon - to - be ex might demand it.

Not exact matches

In a statement due to be sent later this morning, state Republican spokesman David Laska fired a preemptive shot over the mayor's bow, knocking his recent travels to midwestern states to push progressive measures (The New York Post has reported de Blasio is considering a bid for the White House; de Blasio allies and other political observers aren't buying it).

The Galaxy Alpha is a preemptive strike against a bigger iPhone, it measures just 6.7 mm thick and weighs 115g.

Deftness measures the ability of a character to steal an item from an enemy, as well as controlling how frequently a character may perform a critical hit, performing preemptive strikes on enemies, and the ability to escape from battle.

Further, it is necessary to ensure that adaptive measures are preemptive rather than reactionary and that communities are in a position to respond from the outset.

The tree is going to have to come up at some point, and they won't like it any better just because you took preemptive easing - in measures.