Sentence examples for be stripped over from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, they said, it is rare for individual stations' licenses to be stripped over political concerns or for other reasons.

Paint on the bridge will be stripped over the next 10 years, and the entire bridge will be repainted at a cost of more than $70 million.

Upon his return to Britain in April, civil servants decided their minister should be stripped of authority over wind farms.

Over the summer he tried to prompt a resignation, criticising his every move and briefing the press that Stock was to be stripped of control over first-team affairs and assume the title general manager.

The operator of Southern rail services should be stripped of the franchise over the "unceasing misery" inflicted on passengers, the London mayor has demanded.

The Stockholm Chamber's Hatzigeorgiou believes the solution is a thorough review of current legislation and, more controversially, he thinks the Migration Agency should be stripped of all control over the skilled-labor migration process.

Denmark's parliament recently passed a controversial bill allowing refugees to the country to be stripped of their valuables worth over 10,000 Kroner (£1,000) to pay for the costs of supporting them.

Despite the improvements, some committee members questioned whether the Army should be stripped of its management role over the cemetery and replaced by the Department of Veterans Affairs.

The inulin, in other words, does what the fibre naturally occurring in whole grains would do if it hadn't been stripped out by over processing.

"The credibility, trustworthiness and financial strength of the group, built up over nearly 150 years, have been stripped away over the past five years.

But those protections have largely been stripped away over the years.