The weapons inspectors were pulled out, and America opted for preemptive war.

This pattern reflects the Fed s own obsession with price stability, which encourages preemptive interest rate increases to head off inflation, but restrains equivalent preemptive reductions to head off unemployment.

In Germany, preparing and calling for preemptive military strikes from within the government are subject to criminal sanctions.

Such a preemptive attack would certainly destroy some or even most of Iran s existing nuclear facilities and materials.

The wealthiest of the post Soviet states, Russia and Kazakhstan, took similar preemptive steps against instability that never came.

In December, the Republican minority on the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission (FCIC), weighed in with a preemptive dissenting narrative.

What Israel planned as a preemptive attack on Iran might then be presented as an act of self defense .

With a diplomatic resolution ruled out, Japan launched a preemptive strike that annihilated the Russian Fleet in Port Arthur and Chemulpo, Korea.

One is its concern to avoid preemptive strikes by Israel, and a war that it does not believe that it could win.

Israeli leaders must be made to understand that preemptive attacks and assassinations only increase the chance of more anti Israeli attacks, not less.

Various Iranian spokesmen have begun threatening Israel not only with a massive response to any potential attack, but also with a preemptive strike.

Instead, the PBC s policy is preemptive sterilize over liquidity and get the money supply under control in order to prevent inflation or over heating.

Only with preemptive policies designed to manage risk better can emerging Asian countries protect economic growth from the threat of current and future crises.

But the doctrine of preemptive war has been badly tarnished, and I remain hopeful that Congress and the American people have learned a painful lesson.

The Bush Doctrine of preemptive war and coercive democratization, coupled with a unilateralist style, was based on a flawed analysis of power in today s world.

We think doodling is something you do when you lose focus, but in reality, it is a preemptive measure to stop you from losing focus.

The Bush Doctrine of preemptive war and coercive democratization, coupled with a unilateralist style, was based on a flawed analysis of power in today s world.

If re elected, the Bush doctrine of preemptive action and the invasion of Iraq will be endorsed, and the world will have to live with the consequences.

Israel's bombing of the Osirak reactor must, therefore, be regarded as a preemptive or a preventive strike words meant to capture the shadow land of self defense.

The decision to deny entry was intended as a preemptive action and also to provide an opportunity to exhaust all efforts to clarify information received,' the statement said.

Instead of engaging in preemptive military actions, the US should pursue preventive actions of a constructive nature, creating a better balance between carrots and sticks in the prevailing world order.

US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld warns that more documentary evidence of wrongdoing at Abu Ghraib prison lies in store, evidently in the preemptive hope that the outrages stopped there.

The Bush administration proclaimed a national security policy that insists that America provides the only sustainable model for national success, and asserted its right to engage in unilateral, preemptive military strikes.

The Bush administration proclaimed a national security policy that insists that America provides the only sustainable model for national success, and asserted its right to engage in unilateral, preemptive military strikes.

With a diplomatic resolution ruled out, Japan launched a preemptive strike that annihilated the Russian Fleet in Port Arthur and Chemulpo, Korea. For the Russians, the situation military went from bad to worse.

The Bush doctrine is built on two pillars first, the US will do everything in its power to maintain its unquestioned military supremacy and, second, the US arrogates the right to preemptive action.

In February, President Bush declared the North a member of the axis of evil and in March the Pentagon singled North Korea as a possible target for a preemptive nuclear strike should it invade South Korea.

The two sets of policies are, of course, bound to interact but Caruana argues that it is wrong to say that we know too little about financial instability to be able to act in a preemptive way.

Russia worries that its nuclear tipped missiles, based largely in static locations, might be destroyed on the ground by a preemptive strike by long range US missiles, and its retaliatory punch weakened by US ballistic missile defense.

Israel will most likely listen to America s advice and consider a preemptive attack on Iran only after all diplomatic means have been exhausted, and after whatever sanctions are agreed upon fail to cut short Iran s march toward possessing the bomb.

Each new revelation of physical abuse, maltreatment, and sexual humiliation of Iraqi prisoners by American and British soldiers shocks international public opinion, leaving officials to scramble desperately to contain the damage. US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld warns that more documentary evidence of wrongdoing at Abu Ghraib prison lies in store, evidently in the preemptive hope that the outrages stopped there.

Russia worries that its nuclear tipped missiles, based largely in static locations, might be destroyed on the ground by a preemptive strike by long range US missiles, and its retaliatory punch weakened by US ballistic missile defense. Though it can paint no scenario in which this would ever occur, it not only drags its heels on further arms reduction talks, but insists on keeping a thousand or so of its strategic nuclear weapons on launch within minutes alert status.