Sentence examples for take over state from inspiring English sources

Saltley hit the headlines in 2013 after its former head, Balwant Bains, resigned, saying he had been forced out by the school's governors, in a saga that was linked to the so-called Trojan horse affair, an alleged plot to "take over" state schools and run them along strict Islamist lines.

Jaroch became a leader of a movement that seemed poised to take over state politics.

"We have seen the Trojan Horse plot to take over state schools in Birmingham.

Mr. Hagelin accused the Brigades of having used everything from fraud to plain sneakiness to take over state organizations.

The parliamentary hearing follows investigations by the DfE and Ofsted into a letter alleging a city-wide conspiracy by Islamists to take over state schools.

The $30 million strategy consists of two steps for tilting the playing field: take over state legislatures before the decennial Census, then redraw state and Congressional districts to lock in partisan advantages.

From the time he took office, he has steadily amassed control for the GOP and quietly taken over state functions. .

They've become increasingly popular in recent years as Republicans have taken over state legislatures and governors' mansions and pursued business-friendly reforms.

When the state began taking over state highways through the Sproul Road Bill, signed May 31 , 1911 this system did not include the direct Allentown-Harrisburg route that Interstate 78 and the parallel Tilghman Street now form part of.

GE does not always get what it wants: in 2009, for example, it lost an attempt to take over state-owned Areva's power-transmission and distribution business to home-grown Schneider Electric and Alstom.

Three motions in Parliament charge that they rigged privatization tenders so gangsters could take over state-owned companies, and a fourth asserts that they tipped off the country's most famous crime lord about a police operation aimed at capturing him.