Sentence examples for given manoeuvre from inspiring English sources

Thirdly, the findings that a given manoeuvre can prevent both EADs and VT in spontaneously beating hearts yet induce VT in provoked hearts suggests that it may be exerting additional proarrhythmic effects that only are unmasked under arrhythmia provocation protocols.

If the data is satisfactory, the go-ahead will be given for manoeuvre number two to be conducted on 21 May.

However, there is limited room for the Treasury's manoeuvre, given its vast deficit problems.

There looked to be little danger when he picked up the ball 25 yards from goal but after being given room to manoeuvre, the winger curled delightfully into the top-right corner.

Cesc Fabregas, pushed forward into a more attacking  No 10 role to allow the defensive Ramires to play alongside Nemanja Matic, was given little room for manoeuvre.

In both cases Mr Blair has given himself room for manoeuvre by promising referendums when the time is ripe.

The Lord Chief Justice attacked Blunkett's changes, arguing that judges were being given no room for manoeuvre.

They have given themselves, through legislative manoeuvring, an uninterrupted five years to accomplish this task.

Given this history – the manoeuvring, lobbying, rivalries and exhumations - the question of whether Larkin belongs in a place of worship seems beside the point.

You have given credit to the manoeuvres of a perverse and dishonest women driven by her fascination for the sensational and the lure of money," she wrote.

"In times like these, the company needs clarity about its leadership," he said at the meeting of the company's supervisory board in Munich.The board's Machiavellian manoeuvres had given him little choice but to quit.