Sentence examples for intense maneuvers from inspiring English sources

Equally intense maneuvers in water can be seen in LEROY GRANNIS's surfing photographs from the 60's and 70's -- said to be the goldern era of surfing -- at the BONNI BENRUBI GALLERY.

Iran's negotiators must now take the new proposal back to Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, at a time of intense maneuvering and infighting in Iran.

The preliminary results set the stage for intense maneuvering as the two parties court alliances with smaller groups to secure the 68 votes needed to form a government.

Mr. Abe was chosen by party members, and the intense maneuvering of faction bosses to pick his successor will create the strong impression that Japan's prime minister has emerged from back-room deals.

But according to several sources with knowledge of the negotiations, the most fractious and intense maneuvering thus far has taken place with regard to securing broadcasting rights for the event.

The negotiations were part of the intense maneuvering taking place as American forces, which have been ringing Najaf and Karbala for weeks, have in recent days struck decisively at Mr. Sadr's militia.

Mr. Bush's remarks on Medicare drug benefits in a speech this afternoon and at the fund-raiser tonight, and the intense maneuvering on Capitol Hill on the same subject throughout the day in preparation for debates next week, reflect the calculation by both parties that the issue will be central to major Congressional races this fall.

With the outcome in the House uncertain, the intense maneuvering shows how the stakes have been raised by the Senate's passage of a measure that would fundamentally change the way the political system works, curbing the political money chase by banning huge contributions to the party committees from corporations, labor unions and wealthy individuals.

It took intense maneuvering by the Bush White House and GOP leaders to get Part D through Congress in November 2003, when the House and the Senate were under Republican control.

A potential power vacuum would set off intense diplomatic maneuvering.

This week's offers and counteroffers continue intense diplomatic maneuvering that began this month, when North Korea began making overtures.