Sentence examples for maneuvering to make from inspiring English sources

In many states, Republicans control the once-a-decade process of redrawing Congressional districts, and they are maneuvering to make marginal districts more Republican-friendly.

The British lapped the field by maneuvering to make Mrs. May the first foreign leader to meet with Mr. Trump after the inauguration.

Maneuvering to make headway with the different, but significant, ethnicities in the area, the candidates have saturated the district with their posters and campaign materials.

WASHINGTON — The White House is refusing to share fully with Congress the legal opinions that justify targeted killings, while maneuvering to make sure its stance does not do anything to endanger the confirmation of John O. Brennan as C.I.A. director.

After that power play, political experts say, he began maneuvering to make his foreign policy allegiance far more ambiguous, making overtures to the West as leverage for seeking concessions from Russia.

The White House is refusing to share fully with Congress the legal opinions that justify targeted killings, while maneuvering to make sure its stance does not do anything to endanger the confirmation of John O. Brennan as C.I.A. director.

For more than two years, the Obama administration maneuvered to make a deal to free Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl the start of a larger peace process for Afghanistan.

The Obama administration publicly decried the coup, but privately maneuvered to make sure that it succeeded.

Staffers knew that Clinton didn't want to hear it, and maneuvered to make their objections understood.

Even then, there was enough room for maneuver to make decision-making unwieldy and unpredictable.

Governors have often used similar maneuvers to make spending increases appear smaller.