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In the preface to this book the authors pre-empt some of the criticisms they feel may be made by potential reviewers.
Nor is it enough to merely pre-empt criticism; it is also necessary to develop a different narrative by situating arguments within space and time.
The good architect's intuition guides him or her to think around the corner and pre-empt problems.
They had attempted to pre-empt negative criticism of his works by turning potential weaknesses into strengths.
His reserves of data and references pre-empt or deter the more obvious forms of attack.
Then the exotic must be tamed and dressedup in order to pre-empt any evocation of the enemy within.
It would be unfair to pre-empt full publication of this work, and a short summary would do violence to the nuance of its analysis.
The open loop solution overlooks strategic responses,7 in which players pre-empt the opponents by extracting more (strategic externality).
The primary goal of many developing states is to maintain social control and pre-empt challenges to the state.
Given these changes, it is hard to justify mandatory public voting in order to pre-empt morally wrongful voting.
Given the constant threat of voter mobilisation, policymakers have an incentive to pre-empt dissent by formulating policies that do not alienate diffuse interests.
Technology has come to pre-empt the judgment of the clinician (45;43, 34).
If so, some of these children would meet with undeserved catastrophes, such as early disability or death, which would pre-empt fair moral testing.
It is leaders who anticipate a future downturn who pre-empt the decline by calling early elections.
The subjects also demonstrated many insights into the usefulness of proactive strategies to control the communication interaction and pre-empt a breakdown.
