The idea of forestalling such efforts is valiant but fruitless.
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Nixon never gave such an order, thank God, forestalling a crisis.
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Finally, companies owned by states are generally inefficiently managed, forestalling sustained growth.
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Japan won some prizes with the move, like forestalling threatened American auto tariffs.
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He has asked aides for more options, most likely forestalling any decisions until March.
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But quantifying the effects on tenants—and, consequently, the benefit of forestalling evictions—is difficult.
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Some analysts believed the BOJ's surprise easing was partly aimed at forestalling the yen's appreciation.
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For example, workers may use it for preventive care, forestalling subsequent, more disruptive health problems.
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He may offer to channel Japanese investment into American industries in hopes of forestalling protectionism.
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Trump must decide by June 1 whether to sign a six-month waiver forestalling a move.
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But it's no guarantee of forestalling regulation and adverse judgements, and that's equally critical to understand here.
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Erin's Law will give children the knowledge they need to ask for help, hopefully forestalling lasting trauma.
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But he craved more, hungering to have his art recognized while repeatedly forestalling the event with bristly pride.
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They are seeking ways to selectively deter the inflammatory effect in the hopes of forestalling further joint damage.
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Trump has always expressed more interest in "extricating" the U.S. from Afghanistan than in forestalling a cataclysm there.
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Because they are devoted to forestalling violence, they tend to take no view on the drugs deals they observe.
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European signatories are trying to save the accord, which they see as crucial to forestalling an Iranian nuclear weapon.
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The 2003 invasion of Iraq was pitched as a means of forestalling Iraqi use of weapons of mass destruction.
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But these statistics obscure some of the success that has been achieved in forestalling an even more disastrous outcome.
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Thanks to improvements in technology and smarter forecasting techniques, manufacturers have become better at forestalling shocks to their output.
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The prior director of the society then suddenly passed away, thus forestalling my application, which is still under review.
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The deal's proponents say it is crucial to forestalling a nuclear Iran and preventing wider war in the Middle East.
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Adopting mandates at the state level would help stabilize insurance markets, thereby keeping premiums in check and forestalling coverage losses.
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And forestalling retirement could relieve some of the pressure a large aging population places on this country's social safety net.
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It led to Mr. Trump's forestalling tariffs on Chinese imports that had been set to go into effect this week.
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Many think that a political settlement with protesters is the junta's best hope of gaining legitimacy and forestalling a civil war.
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"Identifying the relevant behaviors underlying misconduct is an essential step to forestalling them," said Gerry Harvey, chief executive of the FMSB.
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Ideally, DNA promises a new way to preserve important material that's rarely accessed or modified, forestalling a looming data storage crisis.
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But we're probably forestalling adaptation if we don't allow markets to accurately and freely price the risks caused by climate change.
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Put another way, if we do a better job forestalling the complications of diabetes, then patients with hypertension will also benefit.
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Or maybe Ms. Merkel has sacrificed something crucial — perhaps for good — for the sake of briefly forestalling her coalition's inevitable collapse.
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And crucially for forestalling a recession, they are more likely to spend it right away, when the economy needs the boost.
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The Federal Reserve signaled it would be "patient" about raising interest rates, likely forestalling major hikes until later in the year.
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If the violence has ebbed, it may be in part because the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) have become better at forestalling attacks.
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Officials began slowly, requiring banks to video customers acknowledging the risks of WMPs, a way of forestalling disputes if they go bad.
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This is aimed at forestalling radicalism of any kind, but many Muslims claim that they are unfairly singled out, causing further estrangement.
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Trump must decide by the end of this month whether to sign a six-month waiver forestalling a move of the embassy.
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So far, both the agreement itself and what it means for forestalling the possibility of a trade war are not particularly clear.
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At its center is Nick Laine (Stephen Bogardus), who rents out rooms in his ramshackle house in the hope of forestalling foreclosure.
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In effect, Seoul has now roped the President into a diplomatic process, forestalling for now, the risk of a pre-emptive US strike.
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And he said that instead of forestalling peace talks, his Jerusalem decision makes the situation easier by eliminating it as a sticking point.
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During the 2015 network neutrality debate, Republicans in Congress called for a compromise in hopes of forestalling stronger regulations by the Obama administration.
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If not much changes on the fundamental or liquidity front, that's a net positive in forestalling a self-defeating rise in overconfidence among investors.
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In this climate, Sarkozy is attempting to stake out his place in the new French right by forestalling the rise of Marine Le Pen.
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The struggles in New Jersey and the slowdown of negotiations in New York have given opponents hope of forestalling or stopping future legalization efforts.
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Now I worry it will become even more removed from the public consciousness over the next few months, forestalling the possibility of urgently needed action.
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In the face of that, Twitter, Reddit, and others might decide a real name policy is a small price to pay for forestalling federal regulation.
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In McPhee's telling, the Corps throws its heart—and millions of tons of concrete—into forestalling the Mississippi's avulsion, and believes that it has succeeded.
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Their fate may hold some poetic justice — the carcasses help sequester carbon, and scientists believe they may play an important role in forestalling climate change.
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Forestalling that construction could give the world a chance to stay within its carbon budget, assuming coal retirements in OECD countries also stay on track.
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Bargaining with the goal of forestalling agreement is unlawful, but the Supreme Court has rejected the remedy of requiring employers to accept reasonable customary contract provisions.
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Whereas the general claimed he was forestalling an insurrection, those gathered in the public garden of Jallianwala Bagh were in fact unarmed, listening peacefully to some speeches.
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Trump administration officials have suggested that inserting human rights into disputes with China could risk alienating the country's leaders and forestalling cooperation on issues like North Korea.
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On the other hand, the fact that this is such a tried-and-true TV setup means the entire season seems like it's simply forestalling the inevitable.
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"This meeting is more about forestalling an oil price collapse than driving prices higher," Bill Farren-Price, chief executive of Petroleum Policy Intelligence, an advisory firm, said.
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State water officials signed the deal on Tuesday after years of negotiations, forestalling what would have been the first federally enforced restrictions on the river's lower basin.
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A less-noted problem is that America's unthinking reverence for its fighters is forestalling a badly needed reappraisal of how it organises its forces, and to what end.
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This non-cash charge has obfuscated the trivial tax bills Apple actually has incurred in Europe, thereby forestalling until now the firestorm of criticism Apple so richly deserves.
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Weakening or sluggish economies around the globe are taking a toll on business jet sales, forestalling an incipient recovery that had raised the hopes of planemakers last year.
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Though separate from its central findings, the mention of Republican congressional leaders' role in forestalling a stronger response was notable for a report from a Republican-led committee.
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Australia has agreed to fund underwater internet cables and a cyber security centre for the Solomon Islands, forestalling plans by Huawei Technologies that could have compromised Australian internet security.
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But the overwhelming Republican support for Ryan's decision — or, at least, for forestalling an investigation into its cause — suggests that the intersection of faith and politics is increasingly narrow.
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It plans to run fibre optics down its wells to "listen to" problems, such as the seepage of sand, far below the surface, thereby forestalling the need for expensive work.
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You can spin it to make it look like a "giveaway," but the value of the allowances is going to ratepayers, protecting them from price spikes and forestalling political blowback.
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With the two countries locked in a tit-for-tat tariff battle, Mr. Mnuchin and the rest of the American delegation will be charged with forestalling an all-out trade war.
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But the trade war ended before it began, forestalling that economic reckoning and an intraparty war that Mr. Trump had created by threatening tariffs to leverage the immigration changes he demanded.
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There's no sex in the title of Cynthia Heimel's 63 book, Sex Tips for Girls, meaning there's no: sensation, allure, lust, tension, forestalling, distance and collapse, gasping, joking, or slyness, for example.
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China's success could energize worldwide efforts to limit global warming to 2000 degrees Fahrenheit, or two degrees Celsius, above preindustrial levels, considered a difficult mission but critical for forestalling catastrophic environmental changes.
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That lead ballooned to 17 less than five minutes into the second half, and although Xavier's fans chanted, "We believe," they had no better luck forestalling the inevitable than its players did.
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That would improve the world's chances of forestalling catastrophic climate change, which will require both clean energy deployment, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions today, and innovation, to make deeper emission cuts possible tomorrow.
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China is challenging the liberal order by building islands in the South China Sea (as a display of force) and by eliminating term limits on President Xi Jinping (thus forestalling any political liberalization).
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"It is a very inclusive vision but also one that is designed to rally other countries to do their part in forestalling some of these very grave and severe dangers," the official said.
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In addition to that, people started arriving on my island that I hadn't explicitly invited, so even after all my Discord friends got there I was still sitting through announcements, forestalling our adventures.
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The directive also restricted their use on the Peninsula "to reduce humanitarian harm," including forestalling a potential North Korean invasion, Rob Berchinski, a human rights staffer in Obama's National Security Council, told the publication.
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In his court decision forestalling an expansion of DACA and a similar program for parents, which formed the legal basis of Paxton and the other attorneys general's threats, Hanen cited the APA's regulatory requirements.
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The measure, which applies to what it calls "consensual" cases of child marriage, was scheduled to be debated on Tuesday in the Turkish Parliament, but it was instead returned to committee, forestalling an immediate vote.
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The number looks more like the robust 2018 monthly job gain average than the lower average so far in 2019, forestalling concerns about a sharp slowdown even as indicators of business sentiment have turned negative.
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And it would have paved the way for a somewhat responsible and experienced candidate with that message to win the 2016 primary by promising to protect entitlements, forestalling a challenge from a deranged game show host.
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They argue it is crucial to forestalling a destabilizing Middle East arms race and that Iran has been abiding by its terms, a position also taken by U.S. intelligence assessments and the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency.
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Furthermore, in the weeks after the election, several Republican senators affirmed they wanted to keep the legislative filibuster in place, thus forestalling any chance at a "nuclear option" rules change like the one used for Senate nominations.
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Such a step could unravel the breakthrough agreement - seen by supporters as crucial to forestalling a Middle East arms race and tamping down regional tensions, since it limits Iran's ability to enrich uranium in exchange for sanctions relief.
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Some, like Mr. Mnuchin and Mr. Ross, are focused on a compromise deal that would require China to buy huge amounts of American products to reduce its trade surplus, while still forestalling the possibility of a trade war.
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The only nonmilitary means of forestalling this ominous trajectory of events is for the United States to enforce both American and United Nations sanctions against the North Korean regime and its enablers, the foremost of which remains China.
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Working through Tokyo, Mr. Trump could seek to improve U.S.-Russia ties and encourage Moscow's cooperation on issues of mutual interest, such as security on the Korean Peninsula, at the same time forestalling further rapprochement between Moscow and Beijing.
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European signatories are scrambling to save the accord, which they see as crucial to forestalling an Iranian nuclear weapon, by seeking to ring-fence trade with Iran against new U.S. financial sanctions to dissuade Tehran from quitting the deal.
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However, it now appears that negotiators will move the goal line back from the original March 1 deadline to strike a deal — forestalling a potential increase in tariffs, but delaying the removal of China's current 10 percent tax on U.S. LNG.
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The EC is objecting to the anti-competitive practices that Google engages in to ensure that any threat posed by Yandex or Bing is averted before an Android smartphone is even purchased, forestalling any chance of competition in the future.
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Some political and legal observers speculated that the White House would use executive privilege to prevent him from doing so, but Trump instead took the path of least resistance, forestalling what would have been a bruising—and potentially fruitless—legal battle.
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The gathering comes at a critical moment, as Trump administration officials race to finalize a Nafta rewrite in the next few weeks and prepare to meet again next week with Chinese leaders in hopes of forestalling a potential trade war.
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However, after this momentary respite from giddiness, David Tepper arrived and put a floor under the indices, forestalling a more significant sell-off as the pre-market indicators rallied from deep red to a light shade of green, opening +1 handle when trading began.
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But he may wait to see if you move ahead with the second stage of these sanctions, which kick in 90 days from now -- assuming Russia doesn't satisfy the requirements forestalling this second round of sanctions, which we think it is unlikely to do.
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That included forestalling his withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, a move Mattis advised against; signing onto a NATO declaration at the end of the defense bloc's summit in July; and a steady increase in the number of US troops in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.
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Some analysts believed that the BOJ's surprise easing was partly aimed at forestalling the yen's appreciation, after the currency firmed to its strongest in a year last month when safe haven flows poured in amid a rout in global equity and crude oil markets.
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In December Pinchuk penned an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal calling on Kiev to be willing to "make painful sacrifices," including forestalling its NATO and EU aspirations and abandoning its claim to Crimea in return for Russia ending its support for separatists in Ukraine's east.
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"More likely the Trump administration will have to bow to the established Russia view in Washington, which will more likely mean accepting more hawkish (on Russia) members into the administration, to assure Congress and likely forestalling likely damaging investigations into the administrations' Russia links," continued Ash.
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Coleman, who suffered retaliation in Phoenix after he disclosed poor treatment of suicidal veterans, started work at the office in August and said he has seen first-hand the progress it has made, both in uncovering problems with veteran care and in forestalling disciplinary actions against whistleblowers.
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Well before the coup, one Western diplomat remarked that he would be ruthless and powerful enough to grab power quickly should it slip from Mr Mugabe's hands, "with at most a few tens of deaths" forestalling a drawn-out power struggle that could result in a lot more killing.
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Back then, American leaders held to a consistent strategy: minimizing Soviet influence and forestalling Moscow's military intervention; aligning with conservative Arab monarchies (above all Saudi Arabia and Jordan) against nationalists and Pan-Arabists (Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser and Syria's Baathists); and backing Israel, albeit not always to the extent Israel desired.
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While this seems mostly like a case of users feeling discontent with Microsoft's more forceful exertion of control over a product many people many think works just fine, there are legitimate complaints about the new Skype that may get more readily addressed now that Microsoft is actively listening to feedback and forestalling a discontinuation of Skype 7.
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Born at the end of war This team, dedicated to forestalling a nuclear apocalypse, was put together at the end of World War II by a group of people who knew a thing or two about the destructive power of nukes -- the scientists, engineers and various experts who worked on the Manhattan Project, which produced the first atomic bombs.
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Even limited intervention by supporting local parties will require a clear determination of the U.S. interests to be protected — setting up zones of stability to relieve refugee pressure on allies (Turkey and other NATO members) or forestalling terrorists using the cover of refugees to reach the U.S. will call forth action and even deployment of some troops, but efforts at regime change, whether Syria's Assad or others, appears off the table.
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