Sentence examples for taking over operations from inspiring English sources

The bill would ban companies owned by foreign governments from taking over operations at American ports.

It would ban companies controlled by foreign governments -- not those owned by them -- from taking over operations at American ports.

But Fred W. Thiele Jr., a state assemblyman, expressed doubt that the state, the county or the Town of East Hampton would be interested in taking over operations.

And the Y has begun taking over operations at Makor, whose name means "source" in Hebrew, a reference to the center as a wellspring of Jewish culture.

Discussions about the C.I.A.'s taking over operations in Yemen began last year, the official said, before the political uprising and violence that broke out in the country in recent months.

Since taking over operations in 2009, Aurora has never secured the financing to buy the mines outright as it had planned.

The provincial government has also enacted child protection legislation and taken over operations for four UNICEF-assisted child protection centres in Sindh.

By the 1870s, Richard's sons had taken over operation of the farm, and they invited Wright work during summers as a farmhand.

ACS is gradually taking over operation of the system, and will be in full control by February, the spokesman said.

THE Museum of the City of New York is taking over operation of the troubled South Street Seaport Museum, which ran out of money earlier this year.

Though Ray openly praised Mitra, his single-mindedness in taking over operation of the camera after Charulata caused Mitra to stop working for him after 1966.