Sentence examples for astute move for from inspiring English sources
Besides, it would have implications for its own bad loans.Still, some reckon that a bid could prove a politically astute move for Sumitomo Mitsui.
It's an astute move, for behind the headlines is anxiety about the reality of life for ordinary women in the country.
This has proved an astute move, for there have subsequently been many occasions when the Aga couldn't cope with the sheer number of dishes that needed cooking, or wasn't big enough to accommodate a really big joint of meat, as well as times when the oil supply ran out, or when the dear old Aga needed servicing.
He also made the astute move of taking blame for the overly-cautious opening that attracted boos from the Hampden crowd.
RESIGNING as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission as Americans were absorbed with the mid-term elections may have been the most politically astute move of Harvey Pitt's short career.
In an astute move, Mr Obama waited for his last answer to raise his opponents' secretly-recorded comments to donors in May conflating the 47% of the country that pays no federal income tax with Mr Obama's core vote.
In a particularly astute move, Dean's campaign set up a blog for comments from his supporters, and it generated immediate feedback on certain proposals such as refusing to accept public campaign funding.
A transfer clause also barred Derby from fielding Paul Peschisolido, their recent signing from United, which, with the striker scoring four goals in three games for the Rams, was an astute move by Warnock.
In an astute move, Brad Arthur was hired as Stuart's replacement.
