Usage of "preemptive bid"

A high bid that is intended to prevent the opposing players from bidding.

Sinónimos

Examples for "pre-empt"

Examples for "pre-empt"

No advisory group should attempt to pre-empt, less still usurp that role. 
 Independent.ie 

It would not be appropriate to pre-empt the findings of the review. 
 The Guardian 

World View: Is our aim to prevent war or to pre-empt apparent threats? 
 The Irish Times 

They need swift on-the-go insight to learn more, faster, and to pre-empt problems. 
 Reuters 

Mr Philippe says the group should in no way pre-empt the vote's outcome. 
 Radio NZ 

According to them, it attempts to preempt state laws that regulate chemicals. 
 The Guardian 

An ability to preempt minor problems should also be used in moderation. 
 The South African 

For too long, our system retarded aggressive measures to preempt terrorist attacks. 
 War by other means: an insider's account of the war on terror 

But the banks want to preempt such measures with their own reforms. 
 Reuters 

Obama must be careful not to preempt Congress, or risk a backlash. 
 Reuters 

Uso de preemptive bid en inglés

It's called a preemptive bid. 
 The cardturner 

Significados de preemptive bid en inglés