Sentence examples for takeover of what from inspiring English sources

It triggered a Democratic takeover of what had long been a Republican bastion.

The terms look generous for a takeover of what should still be one of England's bigger clubs.

The move is the last stage of the federal takeover of what was once an independent New York museum, founded by Gustave Heye, a financier.

New Jersey went along with the World Trade Center in exchange for a Port Authority takeover of what now is called the PATH system.

And that was not all that would have horrified Harris who, as a 19th-century governor of Bombay (now Mumbai), was widely credited with introducing cricket to India.Nothing illustrates the turnabout in British-Indian relations more starkly than India's financial and political takeover of what was once an English summer game.

If Morrisey wins on Nov. 6, it would mark a milestone in the president's takeover of what was once known as the bluest state in America.

Luntz recently admitted that he is urging Republicans to attack reform as a "government takeover" regardless of what the actual legislation says.

If we agreed to complete unilateral troop withdrawal and a Communist takeover of South Vietnam, what would be left to negotiate?

According to well-placed sources, the huge £2bn-plus losses to be revealed at Co-op Group stem mainly from its bank - which was rescued at the end of 2013 - together with a reduction in the value of the stores and goodwill it acquired with the Somerfield takeover of 2009 (what's known as a write-down).

The politicization of public information mirrors the takeover by political operatives of what was once the province of career civil servants.

He believed the takeover meant the "determination of what comes next for technology will not be decided in Britain any more but in Japan".