launch a takeover

Frequency: 7.515.3 per million words

To officially start the process of trying to take control.

takeoverVERB + TAKEOVER

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launch

Examples (10)

  • The rival firm announced its intention to launch a takeover bid.
  • Rumors suggest they are planning to launch a hostile takeover.
  • The rebels tried to launch a military takeover of the government.
  • After months of negotiation, the consortium decided to launch a takeover of the struggling company.
  • Should they launch a takeover, many jobs could be at risk.
  • The corporation successfully launched a takeover of its main competitor last year.
  • Critics questioned the ethics of their decision to launch a takeover at such a vulnerable time.
  • The activist investor threatened to launch a proxy takeover if his demands were not met.
  • We must prepare our defenses in case they launch a takeover attempt.
  • The government has the authority to launch a takeover of essential services during a crisis.