Sentence examples for swift takeover from inspiring English sources

The swift takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban under Mullah Omar is believed to have been funded at least in part by bin Laden, who had moved his base to Afghanistan after his expulsion from Sudan in the mid-1990s.

The answer to China's fear of an uncontrolled collapse, Bolton wrote, "is a jointly managed effort to dismantle North Korea's government, effectively allowing the swift takeover of the North by the South".

But Trevor Birch from accountancy firm BDO refused to reveal an asking price and indicated that a swift takeover deal is unlikely.

Their swift takeover of large swaths of Iraq pressured the president into a bombing campaign to protect U.S. personnel there and attack the group's positions.

Officials had repeatedly voiced their fear for Nimrud's fate after it fell into Islamic State hands during the group's swift takeover of large sections of Nineveh province last year.

Islamic State's stunningly swift takeover of territory in Iraq's north and west pressured Obama into a bombing campaign this summer to protect U.S. personnel in the country and to avert what he described as a potential genocide of a besieged religious minority called the Yazidis.

A swift enough takeover of the oilfields would prevent an attempt by the Iraqi leader to blow them up, and stop the Turks and Kurds from arriving there first and getting into a fight for them.

The Observer has learned that the chairman of the parliamentary party, John Cryer, has agreed to hold a debate among Labour MPs about the return of shadow cabinet elections, a move seen by many as a pivotal part of a plan to disrupt a swift "Corbynista" takeover of the party machine.

The Hizbullah leader, Hassan Nasrallah, tried to answer them in a conciliatory speech, asserting that despite its swift and violent takeover of Sunni districts in Beirut earlier this month, his Iranian-backed party had no intention of imposing its rule.

It is also criticised for a humiliatingly swift, though brief, takeover of Sunni parts of Beirut by Shia fighters last year.That show of force had been prompted by March 14th's moves to curb the resistance militias, amid Western pressure to bolster the Lebanese army and police.

Thirteen loans have been pulled from the market, according to Reuters Loan Pricing, including $4.9 billion in so-called covenant lite loans for the LBO of U.S. Foodservice, $4.5 billion of covenant-lite loans for the ServiceMaster deal, and $1.3 billion in loans for the Swift & Co. takeover.