英语词汇“pre-emption”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pre-emption

/priˈɛmpʃn

noun [mass noun]

1The purchase of goods or shares by one person or party before the opportunity is offered to others: the commission had the right of pre-emption...

Mrs. Clarke would prefer this to be a right of pre-emption and that if the Purchaser exercises its right completion will take place twenty eight days thereafter.
In pre-emption articles, it is usual to find, as here, a permitted class of transferee or a provision for transfer to a non-member in the event that no existing member is willing to purchase the shares.
I needed to sort out a way of creating pre-emption provisions and to retain control.

1.1 historical, chiefly North American & Australian /NZ The right to purchase public land before the opportunity is offered to others.The right of pre-emption or exclusive purchase in the same article was used by the Crown to lawfully extinguish Maori customary title and thereby allow alienation....

Increased land sales and pre-emption laws (which authorised settlers to stake claims on most surveyed lands) had facilitated rapid settlement of the Midwest and the Old Southwest.
The table below shows how, as the Crown's policy of pre-emption took effect, the burden of providing revenue fell upon Maori to finance the colony's development.

2The action of pre-empting or forestalling, especially of making a pre-emptive attack: damaging retaliation for any attempt at pre-emption...

True, there may be a tolerance of pre-emption if an attack is imminent.
Patriots, of whatever social provenance, would never accept any action likely to damage prospects of victory, and might well attempt pre-emption if such an action were anticipated.
This is not retribution but pre-emption, finding appropriate force to prevent a further attack.

Origin

Early 17th century: from medieval Latin praeemptio(n-), from the verb praeemere, from prae 'in advance' + emere 'buy'.

单词	pre-emption
释义	pre-emption /priˈɛmpʃn / noun [mass noun] 1The purchase of goods or shares by one person or party before the opportunity is offered to others: the commission had the right of pre-emption... Mrs. Clarke would prefer this to be a right of pre-emption and that if the Purchaser exercises its right completion will take place twenty eight days thereafter. In pre-emption articles, it is usual to find, as here, a permitted class of transferee or a provision for transfer to a non-member in the event that no existing member is willing to purchase the shares. I needed to sort out a way of creating pre-emption provisions and to retain control. 1.1 historical, chiefly North American & Australian /NZ The right to purchase public land before the opportunity is offered to others.The right of pre-emption or exclusive purchase in the same article was used by the Crown to lawfully extinguish Maori customary title and thereby allow alienation.... Increased land sales and pre-emption laws (which authorised settlers to stake claims on most surveyed lands) had facilitated rapid settlement of the Midwest and the Old Southwest. The table below shows how, as the Crown's policy of pre-emption took effect, the burden of providing revenue fell upon Maori to finance the colony's development. 2The action of pre-empting or forestalling, especially of making a pre-emptive attack: damaging retaliation for any attempt at pre-emption... True, there may be a tolerance of pre-emption if an attack is imminent. Patriots, of whatever social provenance, would never accept any action likely to damage prospects of victory, and might well attempt pre-emption if such an action were anticipated. This is not retribution but pre-emption, finding appropriate force to prevent a further attack. Origin Early 17th century: from medieval Latin praeemptio(n-), from the verb praeemere, from prae 'in advance' + emere 'buy'. Rhymes exemption, redemption
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