From then, all non-ore transport in the company was taken over using road transport.
Oracle, for example, did a hostile tender offer, took over, used the legal and financial process to take out its key competitor.
Teddy Air operated until 1 August 1999, when Widerøe took over using de Havilland Canada Dash 8-100 aircraft.
But if Poseidon has its way, the $1-billion desalter it wants to build next door will simply take over use of the power station's old intake pipe, which reaches roughly a quarter-mile into the ocean and is big enough for a tractor-trailer to drive through.
After that, staff members take over, using a printout of the image as a guide.
Those who fret about fundamentalists taking over used to be reassured by the religious parties' consistent failure to win more than a few seats in elections.
"FAIRY TALES OF THE BROTHERS GRIMY," Preston Foerder's puppet show of Grimm's Fairy Tales, in which the puppeteer doesn't show up and the janitor has to take over, using sponges and mops to substitute as characters and scenery.
The helicopters are monitored as they fly autonomously to a forward operating base, where a marine controller on the ground takes over using a portable device to direct the drop.
A video has emerged from inside the newsroom of a Turkish newspaper that has been taken over using police force, and shows one of its own trustees threatening, insulting and firing staff on the spot.
When a disease on US soil spreads to multiple states, as happened with H5N1 avian flu, then the federal government takes over using the Incident Command Structure, a complex mechanism of interlocking agencies including Fema, the CDC, the Department of Homeland Security and others – the same mechanism that is triggered in the event of a natural disaster or terrorist attack.
