Sentence examples for is not commandeered from inspiring English sources

But as they seek to engage the public at a slightly deeper level than just "aid is good", they need to be careful that their message is not commandeered by a simplistic, often rightwing, but now fairly populist agenda that seeks only to reduce the amount of money rich countries spend on global issues.

When the government arranges for contraceptive coverage with the insurance company used by the religious charity, it is not commandeering anybody's property.

Come join Cinefantastique Online's Steve Biodrowski and me as we examine the film in depth and express relief that at least the storyline isn't commandeered by an affable, country-bumpkin tow-truck.

Brian also argues that the anti-commandeering principle is irrelevant irrelevant to the constitutionality of Trump's order because "Withholding funds clearly isn't commandeering". But if Section 1373 is in itself unconstitutional under the Tenth Amendment, then the president cannot use it as leverage to impose a spending condition.

IT makes sense that Mitt Romney and his advisers are still gobsmacked by the fact that they're not commandeering the West Wing.

Expecting pilots to engage in gunplay while trying to keep their aircraft on course, and announcing to all the world that there will be guns in the cockpit that could be commandeered, is not a sensible counterterrorist strategy.

What may seem surprising is that the subset of people with sizable lists is not limited to unemployed 20-somethings, commandeering tables at Starbucks and deluding themselves that they're "networking," social or otherwise.

During such rides, it is not uncommon for the riders to commandeer entire roadways.

City College closed its building for most of August, exiling the members of the synthetic-biology team from the unoccupied basement classroom they had commandeered as a lab (the school is not a research institution — there are no real laboratories).

It is not hard to see why, shortly after winning the Russian Revolution, Lenin and his cronies decided to commandeer apartments in what was even then Moscow's grandest grand hotel.

During the heist, which took place on April 1 (and no, this isn't a joke), robbers commandeered a refrigerated commercial truck loaded with thousands of dollars worth of lettuce.