Sentence examples for fully took over from inspiring English sources

But some fans worry that Marriott International, which fully took over Ritz-Carlton in 1998, has watered down the brand by opening hotels that are more utilitarian than special, like one in Los Angeles where Ritz-Carlton and Marriott share an unattractive downtown complex.

For a while, he said, he floated the notion that Mr. Liebrandt could buy Corton outright, following a model established in 2011 when the chef Daniel Humm and the manager Will Guidara fully took over Eleven Madison Park, ending their partnership with the restaurateur Danny Meyer.

But critics would say Vioxx's problems started in 2001, two years before Kim fully took over as head of Merck research.

The protesters are demanding that the central government fully take over the education system.

"Martial law means that at that point the military fully takes over, so we have not reached that point".

Ms. Scheinman doesn't fully take over a band, even her own; she's not a battling player.

But for all the hopes of future South-South cooperation, most developing countries aren't ready to fully take over the reins from the West.

Rather than fully taking over the group, as they considered doing, Mr. O'Brien's employees simply keep in touch with the pages' operators and occasionally add links.

Buiter's argument is that the British government, having already partially taken over some of the biggest British banks, needs to go ahead and fully take over all of them if it wants credit to start flowing again.

The 534-acre development, which was founded in 2004 by the British entrepreneur Peter de Savary before being fully taken over by Ritz-Carlton early this year, has previously offered beachfront lots and furnished cottages, which can be rented to serve as hotel accommodations.

You don't have to fully take over her finances – you could do it with her supervising, which might be a good compromise – it doesn't have to be all or nothing.