preemption造句

Existing shareholders will have preemption rights.

Note that CFS has no real notion of time slices for preemption, because the preemption time is variable.

In the UP case, parallelism is created by preemption.

The Supreme Court has announced various factors that must be considered in the case of preemption.

Locking should ensure both that per-CPU data structures and state are always protected against preemption.

As this crisis approached, the subject of preemption had not been discussed.

Meanwhile UK shareholders invited into the bond will have less cause to bellyache over preemption rights.

When these two preemption rights get concurrent, taking legislation aim and other aspects into account, we should choose the preemption right of the part owner instead of that of the leaseholder.

Another issue is the protections of the buyer's rights while the lessee's rights of preemption and the buyer's ownership conflict.

They initially won a motion for summary judgment on the preemption grounds, but Thursday, a state appellate court reversed the ruling.

If there was thread preemption just before CAS, after resumption of the thread, CAS would fail, and the looping would continue until valid data were available.

The preemption in ancient China is a procedure of concluding contract that the owner of real estate must notify and inquire his relatives and neighbors before he sell the real estate to other people.

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.