Sentence examples for systematically taking over from inspiring English sources
It was systematically taking over the traditions and institutions of the country".
The Taliban and other insurgent groups began systematically taking over Kunduz in early 2009, he said, reaching out in part to the large Pashtun population but also bringing in their own people.
Instead, Israel has been systematically taking over more and more of the land - and of its most precious natural resource, namely water.
Former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair, who is now a Middle East envoy, said in a speech today that the coup which removed Morsi from office was justified, describing the brotherhood as "systematically taking over the traditions and institutions of the country," in remarks reported by AP.
The former suffered from nearly continuous exposure to the violence of conquest, while the Inca empire was systematically taken over by the colonizers.
To answer that, it's important to understand that the economics profession has been systematically taken over by well-funded conservative academics.
Gaza's isolation has allowed Hamas to increasingly move from an authoritarian regime to a totalitarian theocracy that harasses international NGOs – the very organizations best placed to lead a reconstruction effort – and that systematically takes over civil society organizations.
I believe the Saudis have systematically taken over and pushed Muslim minds into these mental ghettos where thoughts are interbred and become fetid.
Since winning an unprecedented two thirds parliamentary majority in April's election, the ruling Fidesz party has systematically taken over the country's previously independent institutions: the presidency, the state audit office and the media council are now all run by party placemen and women.
Aid workers say that since taking over, Seleka fighters have systematically looted the country's health centres and schools.
