Sentence examples for seize ownership from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the provision allowing Selig to seize ownership from teams that file for bankruptcy is "simply not enforceable as a matter of bankruptcy law," Bennett said.

Royal Bank of Scotland, Britain's taxpayer-controlled bank, will face a flood of tough decisions in 2012 over whether to seize ownership or pull the plug on a host of British employers that are struggling to meet their borrowing commitments.

Austria's cabinet has approved legislation that will allow the state to seize ownership of the house where Adolf Hitler was born, although the government appeared divided on what to do with the building.

When the rock diva Grace Slick was photographed nude, wrapped in a flag, during the Vietnam War she personified a generation's desire to seize ownership of a symbol from which we were profoundly estranged.

Ruth Hunt from the charity is very concerned that Stonewall should not seize ownership of trans concerns, but the organisation's work on everything from education to the workplace to guidance will be made trans inclusive.

Nadine Dorries MP (hapless, lowbrow shrillness generator)  When not trying to seize ownership and control of the nations' wombs because why should you get to decide what goes on with your own reproductive system, you can find Nadine blaming the people who found her guilty of fiddling her expenses for the fact that she chose to fiddle them.

But the hotel's future was thrown into question last week after the United States government seized ownership of the castle and fired the Walders and the Landts.

This curious library stands among the more obvious examples of how Prince has seized ownership of the cultural artifacts that have come before him, then sewed them, like a spider might, into a husk of his own making.

Foundation supporters responded that Imam Sherzad, whom they had originally hired as a spiritual leader, had abused his position and illegally seized ownership of the building, a smooth gray marble mosque on 33rd Avenue serving many of the roughly 20,000 Afghan immigrants in the New York area.

Little Nemo knew why: the boss of Mars had seized ownership of words and the air.

As an added barb, Justice Drake ordered the Downies to pay Bill's legal costs, while Bill who in 2015 was fined a quarter of a million dollars after illegally demolishing a heritage building effectively seized ownership of a family's home by playing finder's keepers.