Sentence examples for forceful takeover from inspiring English sources
In a forceful takeover, the shouting crowd scared off opposition judges, who have since boycotted sessions.
Analysts said it was unlikely that China would go as far as attempting a forceful takeover of the islands.
It was here that a group of Indian activists aired their grievances against the government with a forceful takeover in 1973 that resulted in protests, a bloody standoff with federal agents and deep divisions among the Indian people.
The Ba'ath Party faced a major dilemma: take power through competitive elections or through forceful takeover.
Even the liberal and democratic-inclined founding leaders were partial to forceful takeover, citing the corrupt electoral process.
Mr. Diamond, a forceful American who masterminded the takeover by Barclays of Lehman Brothers' United States business, had come last week to Chatham House, a leading British research center, to offer a defense of the risks that large, multifaceted banks take on a daily basis.
Mr. Boehner was part of the band of forceful Republicans who engineered the party's takeover of the House in the 1994 elections.
To many around the world, the events of the past week — the arrival of 2,000 troops from Saudi Arabia and other neighbors, the declaration of martial law, the forceful clearing out of Pearl Square, the military takeover of the main hospital and then the spiteful tearing down of the Pearl monument itself — seem like the brutal work of a desperate autocracy.
In unusually forceful remarks about China, Hagel drew a direct line between Russia's takeover of Ukraine's Crimea region and the ongoing territorial disputes between China, Japan and others over the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea.
In unusually forceful remarks about China, Hagel drew a direct line between Russia's takeover of Ukraine's Crimea region and the continuing territorial disputes between China, Japan and others over remote islands in the East China Sea.
