Sentence examples for take over governing from inspiring English sources

If the Pakistani government is aiding the Taliban, it seems that we have bigger problems than just trying to prop up the Karzai government until it can take over governing the country without us.

Fairhead, who was due to chair the board that will take over governing the corporation from the BBC Trust in April, stood down in September after Theresa May indicated she would have to apply again for the job she was handed by David Cameron in May.

This is the latest in a series of reports triggered by an anonymous and unverified letter which claimed that there was a "Trojan horse" conspiracy to take over governing bodies and create a school culture more sympathetic to their hardline Muslim religious ethos.

A nine-member school board -- seven members from districts throughout the city and two from at-large -- would be elected by Detroit voters in November and take over governing the district on Jan . 1 , 2017

A1 Palestinian Reform Halted Yasir Arafat's Fatah movement has dropped the idea of creating the post of prime minister to take over governing tasks from the Palestinian leader, a step that had been discussed before a 10-day Israeli siege of Mr. Arafat's headquarters.

The politics of campaigning have crowded out or taken over governing -- particularly for paying for government.

Then, slowly, the board of trustees took over governing responsibility.

Often Naxalite groups have taken over governing functions and provided social services within areas under their control, although they also have been accused of using harsh enforcement tactics.

In accordance with the agreement, Hadī took over governing responsibility immediately and formally assumed the presidency after standing as the sole candidate in a presidential election in February 2012.

The president, Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara (who had served as prime minister for most of the postindependence period), promptly declared a state of emergency and took over governing powers of the country.

The race, put simply, is to bridge the gulf between the American high ground and the Iraqi morass, between the roof and the road, before Iraqis take over the governing of their country a little more than six months from now.