Sentence examples for maneuvers to keep from inspiring English sources

Here are some of the maneuvers to keep a very close eye on: SABOTAGING THE E.P.A.

He describes one patient's maneuvers to keep up with her illness as "like watching someone locked in a chess game".

Mr. Ebert, who appeared this year in Amy Herzog's excellent "4000 Miles," gives a fine, transparent performance that lets us see how Jason maneuvers to keep in Scott's good graces even as he furtively pursues his own, more humane ends.

Peripheral legal battles that have delayed and distracted the inquiry have largely evaporated, from court battles over witnesses' Fifth Amendment rights to committee maneuvers to keep some of its work secret.

And for just as long, the Korean government, eager to protect the country's car industry, has managed to repulse the invaders, using everything from blatant trade barriers to more subtle maneuvers to keep foreign encroachment at bay.

Mr. Jeyaretnam's career was defined by his repeated attempts to win a seat in Parliament, starting in 1971, and his unyielding criticism of the political establishment's maneuvers to keep him out.

From the 1950s to the 1970s, the United States maneuvered to keep Russia out of oil-rich Iran.

A prix-fixe menu, now $70, also gave chefs room to maneuver to keep food costs balanced.

Mr. Hu's address was viewed within the party as a successful maneuver to keep control of surging nationalism.

His biographers still debate whether Disraeli was acting out of a visionary principle of "Tory democracy" or simply maneuvering to keep power and to "dish the Whigs".

Many analysts say the Maoists have maneuvered to keep their army intact as a bargaining chip to influence the constitutional negotiations.