Sentence examples for hijack the future from inspiring English sources
While respecting that Afghans should determine their own future, United States officials must not let a "hands off" policy lead to political conditions that will embolden repression and enable a few to hijack the future from the many Afghans who hope to embrace freedom.
If that happens, I am not the least bit worried about the Muslim Brotherhoods in Jordan or Egypt hijacking the future.
But some have attempted to hijack a decision on the future of Britain in Europe and turn it into a vote on immigration, and then on immigrants and those who support immigrants.
Any group can insist that it represents "progress" – broadly construed to mean the way someone imagines the future to be headed – and hijack the term to make itself sound like hot stuff.
Do we Christians really want the future of American Christianity permanently hijacked by the most putrid collection of reactionary delusional bigots since Jim Crow?
As a result of Erdogan's efforts, discussion over the shape of the future of Turkey under a new Constitution will be hijacked by a debate over the future of just one man.
Defra acknowledges that its attempts to test public opinion about the future of the European sugar market appear to have been hijacked by a well-organised lobbying campaign.
But the tale is hijacked by Fielding's preening glam pixie Vince in the character of a star-child from the future, and amounts to nothing.
Now the firm faces the future without its co-founder, who died when the jetliner he boarded was hijacked and crashed into New York's World Trade Center.
The two countries have been unable to agree on the future of four small Japanese islands occupied by the Soviet Union at the end of the war.All those on an Afghan airliner which was hijacked to a London airport were released.
But in the future it is possible that criminals will expand on Mr Hill's idea by creating a program that hijacks the crash reports that Microsoft's Windows operating system generates.
