usurpation

The usurpation of power by the military led to widespread protests.

The king's usurpation of the throne caused a civil war.

Usurpation of land by the government displaced many villagers.

The company's usurpation of intellectual property rights resulted in a lawsuit.

The usurpation of the CEO's authority by a subordinate caused chaos in the company.

Usurpation of resources by a few individuals led to scarcity for the rest of the community.

The usurpation of control over the project by a rival team jeopardized its success.

The usurpation of decision-making authority by an outside consultant caused resentment among the employees.

Usurpation of responsibilities by a negligent manager resulted in project delays.

The usurpation of a student's ideas by another classmate was considered plagiarism.

Instead, he wrote that Biden's debt relief program is a complete usurpation of congressional authority by the executive branch.

" Fraudulent usurpation! " exclaimed Gerry, who had refused to sign it.

Thomas Jefferson called them “a long train of abuses and usurpations.”

Should he oppose any of their pretensions or usurpations, the danger is equally great.

The global culinary landscape should be one of exchange, not erasure; of understanding, not usurpation.

He said that he would assume the powers of the presidency to secure an end to what he called the usurpation, which is the word they used for Maduro.