preemption造句
31. The Court is reluctant to infer preemption merely from the presence of comprehensive federal regulations.
32. For the most common case ( uniprocessor with preemption disabled ), however, the system stops scheduling altogether.
33. For example, federal statutes might explicitly preempt, or explicitly waive any preemption of, state law.
34. This would give agencies " primary jurisdiction " over preemption matters.
35. The right of preemption of housing lessee is generally established by various countries and areas in their civil law system, which has a long historical origin.
36. Codezero's scheduler includes kernel preemption for both guest threads and microkernel threads (in addition to time slices for preemption).
37. The Right of Preemption Ordinance can run price risk and promote the effective use of resources through economic analysis approach.
38. Preemption is not guaranteed ; however , most JVM implementations result in behavior appears to be strictly divemptive.
39. Fine, but if preemption is to be adopted as a doctrine, it has to encompass more than one rogue state.
40. As this crisis approached, the subject of preemption had not been discussed.
41. Part three:Studying on the procedure of transference, especially the notice to other existing shareholders, the period of the right of preemption and the definition of the same condition.
42. The Supreme Court has set forth various factors which are to be considered in preemption cases.
43. The happening of the 9? 11 stimulated the output of the new preemption strategy.
44. Perhaps the area in which preemption is most likely to be found is interstate transportation.
45. The principle of preemption and subsidiarity are adopted in the division of legislation.
12