Sentence examples for strategy of seizing from inspiring English sources

TransCanada appeared to take stock of those changes when it backed away from its earlier strategy of seizing lands in Nebraska for the pipeline route.

It's a sign that Russian commanders may be anticipating the need to switch from a strategy of seizing checkpoints and airports with small numbers of infantry to handling large, conventional military engagements.

According to an online report on Newsfactor, AMD touts the new technology as part of its strategy to seize the leadership of the chip industry, Intel's current dominance notwithstanding.

Palestinian spokesmen have denounced the barrier, which frequently reaches east of the internationally recognized line between Israel and the West Bank, as part of a strategy to seize Palestinian land.

The attack on Île Bonaparte was however part of a wider British strategy to seize and capture French raiding bases, and the success of the operation severely limited future French operations as Hamelin's squadron was required for the defence of Île de France.

Instead of seizing the day, David Haugh writes in The Chicago Tribune, the day seized them.

An observational study of seizing and nonseizing patient's left and right rSO2 readings compared with nonseizure patients.

The president of Congo-Brazzaville has set fire to nearly five tonnes of seized elephant ivory at a summit to draw up the first pan-African strategy on wildlife poaching.

The government said its nuclear strategy would help seize the economic opportunities of a £1 trillion global market and provide 40,000 UK jobs.

It was the Sinaloa cartel, under Guzman, that perfected the strategy of partnering with Colombian producers to seize control of the entire drug distribution system, becoming the largest brokers for marijuana, cocaine and heroin being transported into the United States, Europe and as far as Australia.

The attorney general cited the arrest of the three men, on charges of falsifying documents, as an example of the authorities' strategy of trying to thwart new attacks by seizing people suspected of having ties to terrorist cells.