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what is pre-emption in a law perspective

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Quisiser saber como se aplica pre-emptively es una forma de decir preventivamente??

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updated Jun 13, 2011
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posted by julianllm
Quisiera - Eddy, Jun 13, 2011

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Welcome to the forum!

As I understand "preemptively", it is an adverb to describe an action that is taken as a precaution or preventive measure to avoid another potential action that could result.

Maybe someone else can give a better answer, but this response will bump your question up again.

updated Jun 14, 2011
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posted by 0066c384
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I've got this in my dictionary.

Preemptory challenge / Recusación preventiva

Our dictionary seems to prefer preventive - which I suppose is related.

Preemptive means to "get in first"

Also

evitar

A good training course will pre-empt many problems.

Un buen curso de formación evitará muchos problemas.

updated Jun 13, 2011
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updated Jun 13, 2011
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You are correct. :) - 0066c384, Jun 13, 2011