preemption怎么读/preemption的发音
preemption的音标：英[ˌpriːˈempʃn] 美[ˌpriːˈempʃn]
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preemption是什么意思
n. 先买, 先买权, 优先, 抢占, 先发制人, 先占
[法] 预先占有, 优先购买权, 抢先购买, 优先购买, 强制收购, 抢先占有
n. the judicial principle asserting the supremacy of federal over state legislation on the same subject
n. the right of a government to seize or appropriate something (as property)
n. the right to purchase something in advance of others
preemption的用法和双语例句
1. Preemption allows the federal government to override state laws in certain cases.
优先权允许联邦政府在特定情况下凌驾于州法律之上。
2. The court ruled that the federal statute preempts the state regulation.
法院裁定联邦法规优先于州法规。
3. Preemption in military strategy refers to striking first to neutralize a threat.
军事策略中的先发制人指的是首先打击以消除威胁。
4. The doctrine of preemption is central to many constitutional law debates.
优先权原则是许多宪法辩论的核心。
5. Local officials argued that the new law was an act of preemption.
地方官员认为新法律是一种优先干预行为。
6. Preemption can be used to prevent conflicting regulations across jurisdictions.
优先权可用于防止不同辖区之间的法规冲突。
7. In international law, preemption is sometimes justified as self-defense.
在国际法中，先发制人有时被视作自卫行为。
8. The concept of preemption is controversial in both legal and ethical discussions.
优先权概念在法律和伦理讨论中均具争议性。
9. The company claimed preemption rights to the new technology.
该公司声称对新技术拥有优先权。
10. Some scholars argue that preemption undermines state sovereignty.
一些学者认为优先权损害了州的主权。