Sentence examples for might seize control from inspiring English sources

He even worries that a hostile government might seize control of the bitcoin system.

There is some talk that the Irish Army supported by reservists and IRA provisionals might seize control in the event of more crises.

Those strains would be reflected in the Pakistan Army, experts say, and there is a threat that Afghan-sympathizers in the military might seize control of nuclear weapons in Pakistan.

General Pavkovic left behind a conviction among the workers that while the army and the police might seize control of the Kolubara coal mines, they would not be able to mine any coal.

After the US invasion of the Caribbean island of Grenada in 1983, he told Tribune that America might seize control of the UK if British governments did not do its bidding.

The expanding role of Al Nusra has raised the prospect that Islamic extremists might seize control of much of Syria if Mr. Assad were deposed, and it has strengthened the case of proponents within the American government for providing support to moderate elements of the Syrian opposition.

It is so paranoid that it is digging an underground headquarters in a remote region of central Myanmar, for fear that rebels or outside invaders might somehow seize control of the capital, Yangon.

Recent intelligence has warned of five-man teams of hijackers, armed with weapons concealed in cameras or other tourist gear, who might try to seize control of airplanes either just before landing or shortly after takeoff from United States airports.

But there are radical elements that might one day seek to seize control of it," he said.

The quality of this plan is meant to determine whether Guy Hands of Terra Firma will approach his investors for another £120m to prevent EMI breaching its banking covenants, an act that might cause the lender, Citigroup, to seize control.

Or, I thought Tsonga might step back and hit a runaround forehand to seize control of the point.