Sentence examples for governmental takeover from inspiring English sources
In a Wall Street Journal op-ed column on Aug. 12, Mr. Mackey wrote that "the last thing our country needs is a massive new health care entitlement that will create hundreds of billions of dollars of new unfunded deficits and moves us much closer to a complete governmental takeover of our health care system".
"He's about having more and bigger governmental direction and takeovers of different sectors of the economy, and more government programs that don't deliver what they promise and have adverse impacts on the national economy".
Abbey indicated today that it will submit figures to the Office of Fair Trading, the U.K.'s consumer protection governmental agency, suggesting such a takeover would damage the competitive banking environment in the U.K. Abbey is currently pursuing a friendly merger with the Bank of Scotland, the details of which have not been revealed.
The Sunni section might have had the time to build up its own governmental and security services, which might have precluded the militant takeover which is happening now.
Consider whether regulation is, potentially, a government takeover of the Internet with political control, limiting of knowledge, and for governmental extremism, not the least being over-taxation?
Takeover artists like Carl Icahn saw the same excesses in corporations that many people see in governmental entities: high wages, excess staffing, poor quality, and an agenda at odds with the goals of shareholders.
Rather than waiting for Millennials to stage a hostile takeover of our democratic processes, those in power today should proactively seek to accelerate the transition from a governmental and political process that is at historical low levels of public trust to a democracy that is in line with the vision and ideas of America's next great generation.
Willard Straight Hall takeover, 1969.
Governmental neglect remains a scandal.
ANOTHER day, another takeover.
