Throughout his career, Mr. Byrd, as a Senate party leader, powerful chairman and president pro tem, was rapacious about expanding and protecting his property rights, even if it meant taking over a section of a Senate restaurant, as he once did.
At other times that leadership meant taking over, as Diggins did by hitting two 3-pointers — her only successful attempts from beyond the arc — early in the second half, moments after Connecticut had retaken the lead with McBride on the bench.
"Winning for us on Feb. 14 would mean taking over the streets and staying the night," he said.
As in Bosnia, setting up a protectorate in Kosovo means taking over the task of government indefinitely.
(This means taking over the device and monitoring the geolocation, texts, emails, calls, internet connections and images recorded by the camera of a phone, or other device, in real time).
He passed a resolution reading "The socialization of large-scale enterprise, however, does not mean taking over every private business.
The Legislature unanimously passed a resolution asking the state to create a seven-member board to refinance the county's debt, monitor its budgets and, if the county fails to live within its means, take over its finance.
Suppose a paper published some 10 years ago suggests that all microarray data be normalized by dividing the expression level of each gene on a given array by the arithmetic mean taken over all genes on the same array.
Its successor, Network Rail, a not-for-profit company, is meant to take over running the track by August.
The tribunal transferred the case to the Bosnian State Court, which is meant to take over low-key cases from the tribunal.
