Sentence examples for A take over of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Fiat is rumoured to be considering a take over of Opel, General Motors' European arm.For background, see article.

The duo were part of the consortium, led by chairman Jed McCrory, which completed a take over of the club in February.

And he said that the situation regarding a take over of the club was "moving so fast it might change later this afternoon".

I thought his expression was not horrifying, but you get a sense of taking over, of someone who is speaking his mind.

It's instead a taking over of workplaces – thus controlling the means of production – by workers, who would then organise and have a direct say in running their own companies.

The iterated PDG evokes a taking over of another's perspective and thereby allows to implicitly tap into ToM processes.

Glamorgan has already dismissed the report's recommendations, saying it would only be willing to consider a take-over of the two smaller institutions.

American companies known to have been targeted by Comment Crew, however, include Coca Cola at a time when it was considering a take-over of a Chinese juice company and RSA, a technology company that creates computer codes to protect confidential corporate and government databases.

Not only is HuffPost Teen featuring an exclusive livestream of the event, but we're also staging a take-over of the section today by our amazing teen bloggers.

It recognizes that the private funding of elections is undemocratic and that to push back against a take-over of the political system by wealthy individuals, it is necessary to provide public funds to candidates.

You've been promising people a revolution, but it's one that will only work if it's followed by a number of other revolutions: a take-over of Congress by like-minded lawmakers; a breaking of the partisan gridlock that has prevented the current president from accomplishing much of what he wanted; a sweeping change in the beliefs and desires of the public at large.