Примери за pre-empted

• The tendency of carers and supporters to discourage people with epilepsy from living a full and independent life should be anticipated and pre-empted.

• Both of these are pre-empted by syntactic forms in common language usage and certainly in child-directed speech.

• If one successfully pre-empted a projected invasion or coup attempt, it became difficult, if not impossible, to prove that the threat had ever existed.

• Surely, there were internal societal changes in that world that pre-empted such developments, only to be augmented and hastened by the invasion.

• So the vocal needs of the potential performer were carefully pre-empted and accommodated.

• She might talk to her partners, be supported by them, be contradicted by them, or be pre-empted by them.

• Although the author had pre-empted opposition in his preface, the public, being unprepared, was not so easily won over.

• By contrast, women's transitions were more often pre-empted or framed by pressing family demands, which provided at least one ready-made role in retirement.

• Once legislation has been pre-empted, environmental selfregulation is implemented under a weak shadow of hierarchy.

• The course of events in 1879, however, probably pre-empted such a split.

• Major developments in sound recording and reproduction for radio during the war had pre-empted a new peacetime obsession with the infinite musical possibilities of the tape recorder.

• However, tokenization decisions sometimes interact with higher-level annotation decisions, so proceeding in this way would have pre-empted some of the annotation issues that we wished to study.

• Whatever the spending priorities of the education authority, those moneys will be pre-empted.

• In those five days he has pre-empted the courtroom, the time of jurors, of witnesses and a host of others.

• Crude monetarism would apply to firms which wished to borrow money but could not extract it from the banking system because it had been pre-empted.