He said the company had stayed away from Manhattan because of the difficulty of maneuvering through traffic, finding places to park trucks and, in some buildings, hauling groceries up several flights of stairs.
Although the Obama administration stopped short of designating the action a coup, because that would deprive it of maneuvering room on the aid question, U.S. officials have been consistently critical of authoritarian measures subsequently taken by army chief Abdel Fattah Sisi, who, essentially, runs the country.
This may take a bit of maneuvering.
Fifth, during the active and passive complete expiration maneuvers, some patients could potentially not have emptied their lungs enough to reach the residual volume because of maneuver intolerance or because they had to expire through the breathing circuit against the set PEEP.
Lin was cut by the Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets in December, each time because of salary-cap maneuvering.
At the same time, with the clock ticking for elected officials who will have to leave office because of term limits, maneuvering began to fill those soon-to-be-open seats.
And Mr. Icahn, a master of negotiation, may be setting things up for his own deal with MGM, but because of his maneuvering, we just don't know.
During his rule, parties who opposed the president and his administration remained weak, partly because of the maneuvering and manipulation of the ruling party.
Responding to the criticism that the E.P.A. was dragging its feet because of political maneuvering at the White House, the official said, "The administration supported the language in last year's energy bill that would have eliminated the oxygenate requirement".
