Sentence examples for take over property from inspiring English sources

"If you ask if there should be space for Christiania in society, they say, 'Yes, we love it!' But if you say, 'Is it a good idea to take over property you don't own?' they are against that.

He advocated gradual reorganisation to abate the problem, and warned that the city government must be ready to take over property if the private sector failed.

Although redevelopment in Orange County has been controversial because cities may take over property, Ream stressed that Santa Ana would not condemn any commercial or residential properties to make way for the citywide redevelopment plans.

Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said they would also help councils "take over" properties kept empty deliberately.

The rules will alter empty dwelling management orders, which were introduced by Labour in 2006 to give councils powers to take over properties that have been empty for as little as six months.

What another country has done in the way of taking over property of it nationals, and especially of its corporations, is not questionable in our courts.

What another country has done in the way of taking over property of its nationals, and especially of its corporations, is not a matter for judicial consideration here.

"What are you doing, taking over property?" Cliven Bundy, who for years has faced off with the BLM over grazing rights near his ranch in southern Nevada, said he stands behind the spirit of the occupation in Oregon.

Some of these new migrants are returning to the villages where they grew up or where earlier generations of their family lived, sometimes taking over property that had been left empty or used only for vacations.

Communism Karl Marx's theory, describing a historical process in which capitalism is overthrown by the working class, with the state taking over property.

Or they took over properties from Indian businessmen who were expelled from the country by Mr. Amin.