Examples of using Pre-empt in English and their translations into German
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You choose to allow life rather than pre-empt it.
We should not pre-empt the discussion of these two papers.
If you ask good questions,the answers can sometimes pre-empt the solution to the problem.
Pre-empt and prevent failures or interruptions to operations.
We also think that some wordings pre-empt the rural population's own choices.
While staying true to our instincts,we have had to learn how to adapt and even pre-empt these changes.
This would pre-empt low retirement pensions and also help to reduce unemployment.
No discussion with the US on any priority issue should pre-empt the outcome of any internal EU discussion.
We should not pre-empt the result but wait to see what result emerges from this scientific evaluation.
Member States havemade it clear that the Policy should not pre-empt the outcome of this further analysis.
Firstly, this will either pre-empt the reform- which has been agreed at political level- or might even go against it.
I was hoping by then, I would have something to show for my efforts,that I could pre-empt their doubts with progress.
Moreover, some of the amendments pre-empt a debate we should have on the basis of the Green Paper.
Regulated retail tariffs can have highly distortive effects andin certain cases pre-empt the creation of liberalised markets.
Consequently, the new financial framework should not pre-empt any political decision on future enlargements which will be based on a country's readiness for membership.
It is important that we research new emerging ways of human trafficking,in order to intercept and pre-empt emerging human trafficking routes.
We cannot, of course, pre-empt the Convention, but this resolution gives a great boost to a constitutional process to which, in our opinion, the future of a democratic Europe is bound.
It is not for me to predict or pre-empt future developments in the market.
The Council recalled the EU's position that the final status of Jerusalem should be determined in final status talks andthat neither side should pre-empt this.
An expanded,harmonised set of early intervention tools could pre-empt or correct problems at supervisory level and therefore greatly increase the overall effectiveness of crisis management in the EU.
The Commission is able to accept such an evaluation in principle as theamendment does not contain any clauses which pre-empt the Commission's right of initiative.
I am afraid this reflects not just a straightforward timetabling error butalso the fact that very often we pre-empt what goes on between the institutions. This proves that the way the European Union works leaves something to be desired.
In addition the Directive will provide for the necessary mechanisms to be put in place for cross-borderexchanges of organs to ensure traceability of the organ and pre-empt serious adverse reporting.
The exercise of the Agency's tasks should not interfere with the competencies andshould not pre-empt, impede or overlap with the relevant powers and tasks conferred on.
Such support is intended to enable the board to select the first Knowledge and Innovation Communities(KICs)within the 18-month deadline and will in no way pre-empt its strategic decision-making.
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You know that, on the question of national champions, we shall seek to follow- or,whenever possible, pre-empt- your invitation to keep up our guard.
The Commission therefore agreed, in principle,to investigate some of these measures but rejects amendments that pre-empt any final decision on implementation.
Nonetheless, the resolution contains some criticisms of the Treaty of Nice which are unfounded andalso contains some proposals for the future which pre-empt the debate on the future of Europe due to take place over the coming years.
At the instigation of Amsberg, the Brunswick state ministry finally made the decision to build a railway line from Brunswick southwards to Wolfenbüttel and the exclave of BadHarzburg(until 1892:"Neustadt")- the Brunswick-Bad Harzburg railway- and thereby pre-empt the intent of the Hanoverian government to build an eastern railway via Halberstadt to Magdeburg, which would bypass Brunswick to the south.