Examples of using Pre-empting in English and their translations into German
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Preventing is better than pre-empting.
And it must also be quite clear that pre-empting and preventing conflicts takes precedence over resolving them.
Practice will set tasks for the Institute without pre-empting the solution.
Ms Schweng also advised against pre-empting the work of this study group and suggested deleting the reference to the social action programme.
We are going to take part in it but there was no question of us pre-empting it or acting as though it did not count.
Without pre-empting the outcome of the international negotiations, this section addresses some important issues concerning the future use of the mechanisms in the Community.
Yet a large percentage of this could be saved by pre-empting corrosion and effectively protecting assets.
Mr Boland believed that the draft captured poverty accurately and Mr Ahtela suggested calling for stock to be taken of whatexisted in the area of social rights rather than pre-empting the work of the study group.
However, our votes should not in any way be seen as us pre-empting the individual Member States' ratification processes.
Mr De Buck spoke against pre-empting the work of the study group on the European Pillar of Social Rights, which already existed and pointed out that the EU's competences in social affairs were limited and did not extend to wages.
The EU should use existing Treaties more effectively,as described in this paper, without pre-empting the Constitutional Treaty.
Taking into account the outcome of the Budget Review and without pre-empting the future discussion on the next Financial Framework, the Commission will sum up the debate by first half of 2010 and produce conclusions on the direction of the CFP reform.
The aim is to assess theoptions for a future international presence in Kosovo without pre-empting the outcome of the discussion on Kosovo's status.
The best and probably the only way of pre-empting similar debates in future is to open up the administration by establishing a register of incoming documents, with clear rules about what should be public and what should be classified, and with freedom of speech and open Council meetings.
But the main reason for Britain's popular disillusion with Blair comes down to his role in the Iraq war,which was launched with the ostensible aim of pre-empting Iraq's use weapons of mass destruction WMD.
I should like to say now- pre-empting a little but my time is in one block- why I have tabled an amendment to Mrs Matikainen-Kallström's report, on which I congratulate her, and I certainly agree with her suggestion that the title be changed to one which is more straightforward.
I cannot give a commitment now that all 553 candidatesubstances will be on the priority list without pre-empting the outcome of the stakeholders' discussions, which are under way.
Within the current programming period and without pre-empting the outcome of the negotiations on the next Multi-annual Financial Framework, this should be achieved by rationalising available resources and maximising co-benefits of various sources of funding, including funding for agriculture and rural development, fisheries, regional policy and climate change.
As the Council has not yet agreed the Community position vis-à-vis third countries,the Committee interprets this derogation as not pre-empting a Council position, but merely as a preparation for the time when that position shall be established.
This Communication is designed to report on progress: providing a report on early findings including some broad orientations for future action points in order toprovide the basis for an efficient consultation, without pre-empting the content of the Action Plan.
Boldini's works can be found in public and private collections around the world. They are witness to his popularity which was the result of his energetic brushwork andhis modernism, both pre-empting the works of younger artists such as John Singer Sargent.
Greater consideration could also be given to aligning the priorities of the EU budget andthe European Investment Bank lending priorities with the new strategy, without pre-empting the forthcoming discussions on the new financial perspective.
We also think that some wordings pre-empt the rural population's own choices.
We should not pre-empt the discussion of these two papers.
Pre-empt and prevent failures or interruptions to operations.
Maybe we will be pre-empted by some national news event.
We want to be sure that all avoidable risks are pre-empted.
There is a long history that pre-empted.
You choose to allow life rather than pre-empt it.