| If they don't stop this process, should the U.S. consider a military preemptive strike? |
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| The reader is led to believe that Stalin oriented his military commanders toward a preemptive strike by the Red Army. |
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| The use of nuclear weapons in a preemptive attack would seem to fall squarely within the definition of a war crime. |
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| His mortal fear of Jesse James led him to kill the famous outlaw, not just for the reward money, but as a preemptive strike to save his own life. |
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| But while we are apologizing for past misdeeds, isn't it time to offer preemptive apologies for our current sins of omission and commission? |
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| The doctrine invites abuse because it offers no criteria by which to judge a threat justifying a preemptive strike. |
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| Despite preemptive warnings that this material is unrated and not suited for the younger set, there's nothing terribly gruesome or graphic here. |
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| And of course, his record on preemptive military strikes is not exactly stellar either. |
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| However, none of the above is sufficient justification for a preemptive military strike. |
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| The difference between contemplating preemptive war and jumping at shadows can become perilously thin. |
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| To this supporter of preemptive war and conservative fiscal policy, wars and tax cuts were two great tastes that went together. |
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| The Democrats made a preemptive strike, and now the Republicans will exact their revenge. |
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| Our leaders justify the warfare through the doctrine of preemptive warfare. |
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| It is a constant battle to get government to act, to do the right thing and take preemptive action. |
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| In July 2011, the seven-time Tour de France winner mounted a preemptive strike against 60 Minutes. |
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| Once again, the course of history hinged on the outcome of a preemptive strike. |
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| Mike Giglio on why the plea could be a preemptive strike against looming accusations. |
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| Or do they take preemptive action immediately after acquiring a new machine? |
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| And of course, this has been the issue since the beginning of the war, with that first so-called preemptive decapitation strike two days before the ground war started. |
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| Real prevention does not involve preemptive strikes, but the prevention of conflict, the signing of treaties, reducing the arms buildup. |
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| Nawaz met with EU ambassadors the same day and urged them to take preemptive action to prevent rigging in the upcoming election. |
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| First, we know for sure that macroprudential supervision is preemptive by nature. |
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| Falk recognizes the need for a preemptive cull but hopes it will be limited. |
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| From there, the concatenation of escalation led to Israel's preemptive attack. |
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| Strictly speaking, it is wrong to call this attack a preemptive strike. |
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| Having such a high quality group makes preemptive action to mitigate threats to market access possible. |
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| Third, he relied on spotty intelligence and the threat of chemical weapons to justify a preemptive strike. |
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| The main problem with the counterforce doctrine lay in its inevitable association with a preemptive first strike. |
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| During his first term, he based his doctrine on the concept of preemptive war, without the agreement of the United Nations. |
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| Now, he has added the threat of preemptive military strikes. |
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| Regulations included a preemptive minimum carapace width of 62 mm, no retention of females or any other commercial species and a 150 trap limit. |
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| The preemptive action needs to be proportionate in scope and scale with the perceived threat. |
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| Unitholders do not have any preemptive rights whereby additional Units proposed to be issued are first offered to existing Unitholders. |
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| Sopra Group shall have 40 days from the date the notice is served to exercise its preemptive rights. |
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| The Bush administration disregarded the UN and the international legal norms on which it is based and on March 19 launched a preemptive war on Iraq. |
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| Thus, a source of fresh water was a preemptive measure taken to defeat disease and keep men healthy once they were wounded. |
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| Coordinated preemptive action among national navies had been significantly beefed up, and shipping firms had been making much greater use of armed security guards on vessels. |
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| Chris Hay cites similar initiatives at Imperial's Dartmouth and Strathcona refineries, where preemptive action was taken to prevent injury or hazardous exposures to contractors. |
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| The charge, introduced by Law 96-647 of July 22, 1996, gives the authorities the ability to take preemptive action well before the commission of a crime. |
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| We were to fall on our swords as an ex gratia preemptive concession. |
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| As he notes in the short video below, there is already a favourite for the seat, California state senator Jackie Speier, who receives Mr Lessig's fulsome praise, followed by a sharp preemptive strike. |
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| As a consequence of allowing these military installations, any opportunity for a preemptive strike against the North's nuclear sites has been lost, for fear it would prompt an attack on Seoul and other parts of the South. |
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| Unions continue to explore proactive and preemptive retraining and upskilling initiatives, to ensure that their members' skills do not become obsolete. |
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| The above transactions also granted a preemptive right to Quebecor Communications, which was renewed on January 31, 2000 by agreement between Quebecor Communications and nurun. |
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| One is the strong likelihood that the Americans will launch nuclear preemptive strikes on his country when they conclude that neither of Russia and China will side with North Korea. |
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| Perhaps the solution may be found by permitting such a transfer as long as it does not substantially modify the position of the other co-owners and, possibly, by granting preemptive rights. |
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| Because political violence can develop quickly, the Counter-Terrorism Branch must be able to act in a rapid manner, in particular, by having the capacity for preemptive identification of the threats. |
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| Some countries, not the least North Korea, may have concluded that only nuclear weapons can deter the United States from preemptive military action. |
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| The first resolution gives the necessary delegation of competence to the Company to launch and perform the capital increase with shareholders' preemptive subscription rights maintained. |
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| This is potentially due to a lack of knowledge about preemptive kidney transplantation among more veteran physicians. |
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| I would like to refrain from commenting on what I think about a preemptive attack at this stage when it is not yet taken into action. |
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| Routine preemptive potassium supplementation should not be given to patients with pre-existing renal impairment or hyperkalaemia. |
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| The preemptive mobilisation was started in France on 26 August, and on 1 September full mobilisation was declared. |
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| In response, de Alvarado ordered a preemptive slaughter of Aztec nobles and priests celebrating a festival in the city's main temple. |
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| Skowronek refers to the four types of presidents as reconstructive, disjunctive, preemptive, and articulative. |
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| Tomerini and co-authors showed that preemptive rather than reactive MCPs resulted in a lower Ross River virus rate in Queensland, Australia. |
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| A melancholy undersong marks the film as a preemptive elegy for his mother. |
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| More precisely, it is irresponsible to respond with a preemptive disgrace. |
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| The idea behind preemptive analgesia is to head off pain by blocking the central nervous system's response before the surgery occurs. |
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| After the economy rebounded, the Greenspan Fed took preemptive action to stem inflation in its incipiency. |
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| And our security will require all Americans to be forward looking and resolute, to be ready for preemptive action when necessary to defend our liberty and to defend our lives. |
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| During this period, individuals within the German military were advocating a preemptive strike against Russia, but Bismarck knew that such ideas were foolhardy. |
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| With its preemptible microkernel and priority-based preemptive scheduler, the QNX Neutrino RTOS delivers response times that are both fast and highly predictable. |
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| Without prophylactic or preemptive treatment against CMV with antiviral drugs, the virus can cause post-transplantation rejection, as well as opportunistic infections. |
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| Minister of State for Finance Saleem Mandviwala told the House during question hour that the commission has taken a number of preemptive measures against cartelization. |
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