Voorbeelden van hijacked

• And a careful distinction between resilience and adaptability would, for instance, prevent the climate change debate being hijacked by the adaptationists.

• With argument-dependent lookup, these other calls can be accidentally hijacked by functions with the same name in the client's namespace.

• Historians, with their nuances, their explanatory sophistication, their relativism and judiciousness, are quite out of their depth when history is hijacked to politics.

• His judgements, however, include such statements as 'the heights of inarticulacy', 'this blather', language studies 'hijacked by the descriptive linguists', and 'dreary gruel' (the output of those linguists).

• Most people believe that they have been hijacked by political parties, especially when one examines the personalities involved in these organisations and their relationship with some political parties.

• They should not allow themselves to be hijacked by underfunded and understaffed head teachers as part-time, unpaid, untrained extra teachers.

• Six airliners have been hijacked, the last one in the middle east.

• There is absolutely no doubt that, at some point in the early months of 1999, the national sports stadium project was hijacked by football.

• One hundred and forty-three vehicles have been hijacked in the past 12 months in an attempt to bring our city to a standstill.

• So there need be no plutonium transport, no plutonium to be hijacked.

• I agree with those people who have regretted that the whole debate has been hijacked into an entirely irrelevant consideration about duty-free.

• For local authorities there is an underfunded grant; there is an underfunded grant perversely hijacked into private residential care.

• The situation is clearer and the process will not be hijacked for political aims.

• Approximately 12 vehicles were hijacked and set on fire.

• Buses are often hijacked and destroyed, or seriously damaged.