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Police officers have been stationed outside the Limkokwing University of Creative Technology in Cyberjaya this morning in a preemptive bid against a rumoured demonstration over the recent death of a PhD student enrolled there said to be a victim of discrimination.

Police on guard outside Limkokwing's Cyberjaya campus amid protest rumours

That seemed to throw cold water on views by some in the market that the Fed might make a preemptive bid to head off lower inflation or a recession by cutting rates.

Wall St drops after Fed chair skips rate-cut; NEW YORK REPORT

At least one constitutional law expert largely agreed that Chenal's preemptive bid to save her client's political career may be futile - or at least too soon.

Stringer goes to court to stop expulsion

The Washington Post surmised that in releasing the map, the Israel Defense Forces was making a preemptive bid to dispel condemnation of any future Israeli attacks on civilian areas marked in the map.

Israel Releases Map Detailing Hundreds of Hizbullah Sites in Lebanon

I offered a plan of action that may have also appeared extreme: Submit a preemptive bid at a premium to the anticipated price.

Combat pilots and CEOs: from one 'top gun' to another

The inflated egos probably harbor a secret desire to someday claim they took part in jogging the very hand of God by making a preemptive bid over His sovereignty.

Playing God

Also, it is important to note that any time during this process a bidder might make a preemptive bid to short-circuit the sale.

AUCTIONS OF COMPANIES

* The company was criticized for making a preemptive bid on the Chronicle, which had been put up for sale by the heirs of its founders after they decided that they wanted to liquidate their entire mini media empire (three newspapers, three TV stations, a web site and a book publisher).

HEARST ADDS KEY ITEMS TO PACKAGE IN BID TO SELL EXAMINER Economics of a two-paper city still argue against paper's survival