Usage examples with take over

to take over from sb
zastępować [perf zastąpić] kogoś
to take care over one's work
przykładać się do pracy
to have [or take] precedence over sb/sth
mieć pierwszeństwo przed kimś/czymś

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They criticised the government for not going further to take over the commanding heights of the economy.
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This enterprise bought the shares of both the companies seeking to take over the bank, emerging with a 21% share.
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National agencies were to take over control of drug management.
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He is going to move on and take over your prisons, churches, schools, universities and corporations.
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The government would later take over the school give it its current name.
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His father expected him to eventually take over the family farm, but he despised farm work.
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Hall said that he and two of his associates were going to take over.
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Military units were also mobilised elsewhere to take over government institutions.
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The take over is due to complete on 30/01/2012.
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Military had to take over the management of all the exchanges in the country.
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