Sentence examples for takeover necessary from inspiring English sources

All the administration has to do is take its own planned "stress test" for major banks seriously, and not hide the results when a bank fails the test, making a takeover necessary.

The military commanders claim last week's takeover was necessary to remove "criminals" close to the president, a reference to Grace Mugabe and her "G40" faction.

Leighton is expected to throw his hat into the ring and form a consortium to launch a bid for the club if a takeover proves necessary.

But Mr. Humer emphasized Roche's willingness to proceed with a hostile takeover, if necessary, saying, "If you continue to decline to negotiate with us, we will have no choice but to continue our effort to effect a transaction unilaterally".

While the head of the army, General Prayuth Chan-ocha, did not use the word "coup" in his televised statement, he said the takeover was necessary "in order for the country to return to normality quickly".

It has defended the Orient House takeover as necessary to make clear to Mr. Arafat that he stands to "lose assets" if he does not do more to crack down on Islamic terrorists and their sponsors.

While his supporters claimed that the military takeover was necessary in light of Qarase's corrupt actions, others believed that Bainimarama undertook the coup to avoid prosecution over his alleged mismanagement of military funds, which was then the subject of a government investigation.

Yet an automatic control system that fails only rarely denies operators the opportunity for practising these basic control skills … when manual takeover is necessary something has usually gone wrong; this means that operators need to be more rather than less skilled in order to cope with these atypical conditions".

He said the takeover was necessary to defend Crimea's majority Russian population.

Thailand's military on Thursday seized power from a caretaker government, declaring that the takeover was necessary to end six months of political crisis and often violent protests.

Prayuth said a military takeover was necessary to restore order and resume normal business in Bangkok, where protesters had blocked main streets and government buildings for months and at least two dozen people died in the unrest.