Sentence examples for members taking over from inspiring English sources

RBS would be answerable to the regulator until the Dutch and other watchdogs were comfortable with the consortium members taking over their shares of the business.

And like many family businesses, the tribe would like to see its members taking over the reins instead of just relying on outside management.

The request was declined by the Directors Guild of America, partly because they would not allow a DGA member to be replaced by someone who was not one of its members, and partly because they, in the wake of events on the set of The Outlaw Josey Wales, had instituted a ban on any cast or crew members taking over as director during a film's production.

Three dozen party members took over offices on two floors, including the minister's.

In the end, Martin's family members take over the film, and though their presence is meant to explain his despair, they end up obscuring him.

Armed militia members took over a city council building in the city of Donetsk and leaders of the so-calle "People's Donetsk Republic" held a news conference.

Armed militia members took over a city council building in the city of Donetsk and leaders of the so-called "People's Donetsk Republic" held a news conference.

Did American presidents warn Jordan or Saudi Arabia when family members took over leadership of their countries, or do they consider it the right of a country to choose its own government?

Much of America's current policies arose from the aftermath of the 1992 riots in the wake of the Rodney King case in Los Angeles, when gang members took over a busy intersection in the South Central area of the city and encouraged marauders to attack anyone passing who was not African American.

So today, 300 ACORN members took over the Mitchell Courthouse in Baltimore, Maryland singing and chanting as they overwhelmed the 20 or so sheriff's deputies assigned to "protect" auctioneers from selling off foreclosed properties.

Although women or other family members took over the work of the men who became ill, much of women's work was left undone until they could return to it after recovering.