Sentence examples for election manoeuvring from inspiring English sources
These phrases, of course, are just as likely to be used by terrorists plotting mass-murder as by teens engaged in prom-committee election manoeuvring.
I guess to many of you reading this, it all sounds like cynical election manoeuvring by political parties.
But the election manoeuvre seemed to break the bond of loyalty and mutual constraint.
The German journalist who led the investigation for ARD said Coe was guilty of a "cheap election manoeuvre" in his attempt to become the next president of the IAAF.
Instead Germans now face up to 13 months of pre-election manoeuvring and legislative inertia.
But the post-election manoeuvring has not improved Albania's chances of completing a European Union stabilisation and association agreement, the first step towards eventual EU membership.
The pre-election manoeuvring now shaping announcements from all three main parties also saw the Conservative leader Michael Howard break into unfamiliar territory by hailing the importance of public services.
The monks are widely believed to enjoy support from a military establishment that thinks anti-Muslim scaremongering will take votes away from the NLD, heavily favoured to win the election on 8 November, perhaps even keeping its MPs under 50% of seats in parliament and weakening it in post-election manoeuvring.
As post-election manoeuvring continues in Brussels, the process of choosing the next President of the European Commission is shaping up to be as protracted and poisonous as widely predicted.
Ahead of the party's election, her rivals have been manoeuvring hard to thwart her victory.
