After a career of spreading the word of Socialism and enforcing Soviet doctrine, Mr. Shakhnazarov was pulled into Mr. Gorbachev's inner circle in 1989 as the Soviet leader struggled to reform the Communist Party while maneuvering between conservatives, who wanted no part of reform, and liberals, who wanted to break with Communism.
WASHINGTON — Republicans emerged from Tuesday's elections energized by victories in Virginia and New Jersey, but their leaders immediately began maneuvering to avoid a prolonged battle with conservative activists over what the party stands for and how to regain power.
Was that an empathetic response to older customers who love his sportswear or part of a conservative shift that has maneuvered women of all ages into long-sleeve dresses and buttoned-up blouses?
Nearly two years later, Craddick supporters and conservatives who are wary of a Republican who was elevated by Democrats are maneuvering to oust Mr. Straus.
But months of maneuvering in the House and Senate have so far failed to find a happy middle ground between conservatives and moderates, and there are no signs a few more days would magically resolve that.
Despite various treatment options, such as high positive end-expiratory pressure, corticosteroids, recruitment maneuvers, conservative fluid management, and rescue maneuvers, including prone ventilation, nitric oxide, and high frequency oscillation ventilation, severe ARDS has a mortality ranging from 40% to 60% [ 2, 3].
Corruption, maneuvering and opportunism.
Chapter VII, Maneuvering.
In the no-holds-barred world of presidential politics, it is in the interest of Democrats to maneuver for a conservative or Republican to be Americans Elect's presidential candidate, while Republicans will want a liberal or Democrat to be the Americans Elect nominee.
