Sentence examples similar to clever manoeuvring from inspiring English sources

It could do so again this time: after failing to convince first time around, some have been asked to return for a second hearing.But whatever happens this month the parliament has already left its mark, thanks to a clever manoeuvre executed by its largest political groups several months ago.

On such terms there might be much less room for negotiation and clever manoeuvre for the regime, particularly as the wealth of the royal family and its entourage – the king's personal fortune is said to have at least doubled since he came to power, making him one of the richest monarchs in the world – has become a symbolic issue for what's wrong with the way the country is governed.

He was fairly experienced in matters of war and is credited with clever manoeuvres that led the Lancastrians to victory at Wakefield and St Albans.

"That's because of the very clever manoeuvres by the 'no' side to introduce all kinds of red herrings," he said, such as child welfare, the redefinition of marriage, and surrogacy.

Mata added a second five minutes into the second half with a clever finish, manoeuvring a Javier Hernandez pass on to his right foot and shooting into the bottom corner.

"One can only guess at the effect on the public if a mixture of threats, cowardice and clever procedural manoeuvring again denies them the chance to express their views on our membership of the European Union," he said.

The Kenyan elections, to some extent, turned - by accident or by virtue of clever political manoeuvring - into a referendum on the ICC and in turn the West "meddling" in Kenyan affairs.

Luckily, his friend Hugo Chavez has lashings of oil money, some of which he has just used to purchase $3.1 billion worth of Argentinian debt.But despite this carping, can the two presidents not congratulate themselves on a clever financial manoeuvre that had something for everybody who was party to it?