The government seeks to commandeer Apple to design, create, test, and validate a new operating system that does not exist, and that Apple believes with overwhelming support from the technology community and security experts—is too dangerous to create.
On 14 July the Bastille was stormed by a revolutionary crowd, primarily residents of the faubourg Saint-Antoine who sought to commandeer the valuable gunpowder held within the fortress.
Stingers are of no help to terrorists seeking to replicate the nightmare Sept. 11 scenario of commandeering airliners to ram them into buildings.
In addition, Havana last week executed three men who commandeered a ferry and sought to reach the United States, the third such hijacking attempt in a month.
In opposition to this trend, authorities - particularly in urban regions - seek to improve public transport in order to limit the space commandeered by cars, to keep residential areas, employment areas and recreation areas accessible and to do what they can to combat the environmental nuisance caused by traffic.
Then the Yugoslav army, commandeered by Serbia, went to war with separatist Croatia, and the following year Bosnia's carnage began as Bosnian Serbs sought to remove all other ethnicities from terrain they sought to control.
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.
It is to commandeer and transform Europe from within.
They cannot be allowed to commandeer the language.
Winston Churchill wanted to commandeer it and was repulsed.
