Commandeering

Commandeering the bankruptcy process was not, as apologists for the bailouts claim, the only hope for GM and Chrysler.

The Real Cost of the Auto Bailouts David Skeel 2011

Commandeering the bankruptcy process was not, as apologists for the bailouts claim, the only hope for GM and Chrysler.

The Real Cost of the Auto Bailouts David Skeel 2011

Commandeering the wedding photographers crossed that line, as entitled as she may have felt at the time, or as minor as it all may seem now.

Carolyn Hax: Husband is key in confronting meddlesome mother-in-law 2010

Commandeering a living long-term patient's ventilator (eg. a quadriplegic) for the treatment of acutely-ill flu victim is, in essence, exchanging the life of one institutionalized, chronically-ventilated patient for those of several (or even many) temporarily incapacitated individuals.

Jacob M. Appel: The Coming Ethical Crisis: Oxygen Rationing 2009

Commandeering a hot-air balloon, sailing a toy boat, crashing a garden party, Bently is never at a loss.

Make Room For Bently 2008

Printz could have been litigated as a Second Amendment case, as Ann elegantly explained in The Vigor of the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine in Times of Terror, 69 Brook.

Chemerinsky's idea of "Enhancing Government." Ann Althouse 2008

Commandeering an old typewriter, they send out a ransom note demanding blankets.

American Beat: Madonna, By The Book 2007

Commandeering existing mechanisms is an obvious way in which an apparently irreducibly complex piece of apparatus could climb Mount Improbable.

The God Delusion Dawkins, Richard, 1941- 2006

Commandeering several fishing boats, they rowed their way back to the waitingGr'msketter.

A Triumph of Souls Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2000

Commandeering mechtech was always chancy, dangerous business.

Tides Of Light Benford, Gregory, 1941- 1989