However, whether you support or oppose the needle exchange program, any candidate for mayor who would attempt such a political maneuver at the potential expense of the well-being of the city and its residents can't be trusted and should not be supported for mayor.
In the critically ill patient, the combination of pure oxygen, NIV, de-nitrogenation and post-intubation recruitment maneuvers outweighs the potential risk of post¬intubation atelectasis.
c) All the assessed cough etiquette maneuvers have the potential to permit direct, indirect and/or airborne transmission of respiratory infections.
Such changes in ventilator settings in no way can be considered 'recruitment maneuvers' with the potential of inducing significant alveolar recruitment.
In maneuvering leading up to the potential transfer, the utility's parent corporation, the P. G. & E. Corporation, has said that it would be willing to spend as much as $175 million to improve the hydropower system's environmental performance, in large part by reducing power generation and increasing the flow of water through stream beds.
This identified the room of maneuver in the studied projects, as well as the potential room of maneuver for the projects.
If the potential for maneuver at the top, given the fundamentals of the French economy and the rules of the monetary Union, is extremely limited, it is easier to focus on personality than on policy.
As Democrats considered the potential parliamentary maneuvers, a coalition of business groups announced Tuesday that it was beginning a television advertising campaign to stop the health care legislation.
"Wisconsin law, written by the Legislature and signed into law by a governor, should not be erased by the potential political maneuvering of the executive branch," said Robin Vos, the speaker of the State Assembly, and Scott Fitzgerald, the Republican leader in the State Senate, in a joint statement last week.
The potential for political maneuvering can even be seen on the commission itself.
