Sentence examples for limited maneuver from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney recently executed a similar if limited maneuver by pressing House Republicans to extend a college loan subsidy that Mr. Obama has promoted.

Although the United States indicated its support for the limited maneuvers against the PKK by sharing intelligence with Turkey, it encouraged the development of a long-term resolution to the conflict.

However, Chinese policy makers have fairly limited room for maneuver.

The first is Congressional obstructionism and President Obama's limited room to maneuver in an election year.

Despite its limited room to maneuver, Turkey has been jockeying to position itself to have influence in a post-Assad Syria.

"He needs to realize that he has very limited room to maneuver," said Jurgen Odenius, the chief economist at the fixed-income division of Prudential.

But a cancelation would only highlight further Mr. Khatami's limited room for maneuver against the conservatives, who have used their control over the courts to close down almost every pro-Khatami newspaper in the last month.

But diplomacy finds limited space to maneuver in the ever more abrupt collision between the urge to exploit dwindling resources and the activists' struggle to preserve them, tilting against Big Energy along the way.

Despite his limited room to maneuver, Mr. Passos Coelho pledged during his electoral campaign to oversee an overhaul of Portugal's economy that would go beyond the terms dictated by international lenders.

According to recent opinion polls, many voters are still undecided because they have the feeling that the next government will have very limited room for maneuver.

In Europe, horses were also used to a limited extent to maneuver cannons on the battlefield as part of dedicated horse artillery units.