Emptively in a sentence

A penalty of up to three years will be given to those tunnelling under infrastructure to cause damage and police will be given new powers to pre-emptively shut down protests they deem to be disruptive.

It takes time for changes in interest rates to have an impact so in order to be sure of avoiding a recession, the Bank would need to act pre-emptively.

Legault's government had pre-emptively invoked the notwithstanding clause on the Quebec secularism law, known as Bill 21, which forbids some public servants in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols on the job.

Smith was one of six Republic supporters who had been pre-emptively on the morning of the coronation.

Some members of Congress are pre-emptively adjusting staff roles or planning to pay advances to their staff members who would stop receiving paychecks in the event of a shutdown.

The province pre-emptively used Section 33 of the Charter of Rights and Freedom, known as the notwithstanding clause, to shield the legislation from any court challenges over fundamental rights violations.

Candidates claim victory anyway, head to New Hampshire –: “A lack of results in the Iowa caucuses didn’t stop the upper tier of the Democratic presidential candidates from pre-emptively declaring a strong finish and moving on to New Hampshire.

In that sense, the financial markets are pre-emptively adjusting to a possible world in which trillions of dollars from the Treasury and the Fed do the trick and prevent the virus from doing lasting damage.

It is uncommon for presidents to pre-emptively pardon offenses that have not been charged, and Trump has exercised the power before.

Since Beijing can delay the release date of a movie or demand that a scene be reshot, and studios don’t want to deal with the uncertainty, Hollywood pre-emptively accedes to Beijing’s wishes.

So why are our government officials immune to good news and why do they continue pre-emptively crushing our liberties without an expiration date?

But before even talks ended, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said she was not expecting any last minute changes and pre-emptively canceled classes for Thursday.

The PrEP treatment is the most recent development in the field of HIV prevention and sees patients pre-emptively take a fixed dose of oral medication.

The Sox were scheduled to open the 2019 baseball season at Guaranteed Rate Field at 1:10 p.m. on April 3, but pre-emptively rescheduled for Friday afternoon at the same time due to Thursday’s forecast.

They don’t have flowers ready for Valentine’s Day because their fields are covered with a thick layer of snow, but buying into the is a brilliant way to pre-emptively ensure fresh flowers all summer long as soon as the growing season hits.

But for all their inevitable appeal, these are bad reasons to pre-emptively reject impeachment, in the Daniels case or any other that Mueller might reveal.

But here we have a case with North Korea that appears to me to represent more or less the classic case of when we should intervene pre-emptively.

But the spending did not put the race away, in part because Mr. Lamb pre-emptively inoculated himself against the Pelosi offensive by stating early in the campaign that he would not support her for leader.

They have pre-emptively rejected any peace proposal floated by the Trump administration, fearing it will fall far short of their hopes for an independent state in the West Bank, east Jerusalem and Gaza, lands captured by Israel in the 1967 war.

A "limited nuclear war" could include targeting military facilities—either as an attempt to pre-emptively cripple the enemy's ability to attack as a defensive measure, or as a prelude to an invasion by conventional forces, as an offensive measure.