Is that unusual for the NFL to forestall a punishment and to do its own process?
There does not appear to be any signs of a last-minute effort to forestall that.
It is this guarantee that has done most to forestall an open banking crisis in China.
The individual mandate under ACA was designed to forestall young people from dropping coverage.
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Enterprises must prepare for PKI soon to forestall a proliferation of inconsistent suppliers, naming conventions and policies.
Such a fund, it was argued, would provide sufficient liquidity to forestall speculative attacks on regional currencies.
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The idea here is to forestall a sales slump in the lead up to the new OS release.
One concern is to forestall the job losses that are, in practice, essential if any merger is to succeed.
The sweep was meant to forestall terrorism during the football World Cup, which starts in France on June 10th.
Simultaneously, Mr Karimov must keep the economy buoyant enough to forestall popular unrest.
To forestall competing lines, most utilities would cut deals to let others move juice over their wires for a fee.
If others find themselves in Bear's awful predicament, there will be little the Fed can do to forestall a rout.
Generally, Republicans want to use it to lower tax rates while Democrats want to use it to forestall further spending cuts.
Republicans generally want to use it to lower tax rates, while Democrats want to use it to forestall further spending cuts.
Should a senior tranche default, the insurer has the right to step in and make the missing interest payments to forestall a liquidation.
Downside: if the recovery is still weak when the day of reckoning comes, Congress would have an incentive to forestall it again.
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The inability of the Republicans to forestall or fix the crisis was the main reason you won (after your charm and brains, naturally).
It could mark a development in the software industry which Microsoft is trying to forestall by driving its chief competitor out of business.
As noted in our February post, some experts expressed serious doubts about whether a compulsory licensing scheme could be implemented to forestall future exclusionary conduct.
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The Scottish Office, to forestall Scots going south to get cheaper degrees, agreed to pay the fourth-year fee for Scottish-resident students and European Union students.
So Dr Frankl and others of like mind tried to forestall suicides by giving meaning to the lives of those who had sunk into depression.
This is why Alhajji doubts that any efforts by the Saudis or like-minded OPEC nations will be able to forestall a shortage of oil this summer.
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If they do, then more firms may be encouraged to collaborate in developing new software instead of trying to forestall their rivals by taking out pre-emptive patents.
The GOP's plan is to make clear that the only way for Democrats to forestall these cuts is to agree to longer-term and more sensible spending reforms.
The critical challenge was growing fast enough to forestall competition.
Those arrangements are part of an agency program intended to forestall disputes with companies, including disagreements over the price paid by offshore units for patent and other intellectual property rights.
Nowadays pensions are not explicitly designed to forestall revolution, but democratic governments risk being punished at the polls if they fail to ensure that their citizens enjoy a comfortable retirement.
In order to forestall another big decline in housing prices, the Fed might well further expand its program of buying mortgage-backed securities, which, at some point, could trigger an inflationary response.
The move was spurred by a letter sent by two FDA panelists who urged the agency to forestall approval, prompting accusations the panelists harbored undisclosed conflicts of interests ( read this).
In a 1993 article co-written with Gerard Caprio, an economist at the Bank, Mr Summers argued that it was unrealistic to expect better bank supervision alone to forestall bank failures in poor countries.
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