Sentence examples for illegal takeover from inspiring English sources
Much of the illegal takeover, it found, had been masterminded by leading politicians, using corruptly obtained title deeds for distribution to their allies and constituents.
The French retailer's bid had already provoked controversy when a big shareholder in Pão de Açúcar had accused Carrefour of conducting illegal takeover talks.
US prosecutors accused him of playing a key role in the secret and illegal takeover of an American bank by BCCI.
Officials in rural Harney County, who have become increasingly outspoken against the militia, have denied them access to public buildings, saying they refuse to host a group that supports the illegal takeover of government property.
In this respect, Manafort also bears part of the blame for Russia's illegal takeover of Crimea and Moscow's bloody war in the east, which has claimed at least 10,000 lives and continues today.
The fact that Sisi's illegal takeover was ultimately backed by the US and Britain suggested that they, too, have little regard for the legitimate aspirations of faith-based, Muslim political groups.
ANNALS OF FINANCE about Spanish financier Juan March's illegal-takeover of Barcelona Traction, Light&Power Co., Ltd. in 1948-52.
The New Yorker, May 28 , 1979P. 42 ANNALS OF FINANCE about Spanish financier Juan March's illegal-takeover of Barcelona Traction, Light&Power Co., Ltd. in 1948-52.
By John Brooks The New Yorker, May 28 , 1979P. 42 ANNALS OF FINANCE about Spanish financier Juan March's illegal-takeover of Barcelona Traction, Light&Power Co., Ltd. in 1948-52.
On Sept. 15, 1979, Lee Iacocca, the executive… ANNALS OF FINANCE about supply-side economics-a way of approaching govt. management of a national economy that is opposed to the way the economy has been… ANNALS OF FINANCE about Spanish financier Juan March's illegal-takeover of Barcelona Traction, Light&Power Co., Ltd. in 1948-52.
But mindful of Egypt's importance in the region, he stopped short of declaring the takeover an illegal "coup" or cutting off the aid, instead urging an early return to democracy.
