Sentence examples for maneuvers were aimed from inspiring English sources

General Rangel said the maneuvers were aimed at containing the reach of the United States.

But in the minds of Mr. Gore's strategists, the maneuvers are aimed less at the Florida electorate than at a far smaller audience in Austin, Tex.: Gov. George W. Bush, the Republican nominee.

The attitude rate maneuvers are aimed at producing desired aerodynamic lift and / or orienting sustainer thrust.

Some education officials said yesterday that Mr. Giuliani's maneuver may be aimed at undermining Mr. Levy because the mayor perceives him as less accommodating than his predecessor, Rudy Crew, who seldom challenged the mayor's spending proposals for schools.

The Cid, for his part, now embarked on the lengthy and immensely complicated political maneuvering that was aimed at making him master of the rich Moorish kingdom of Valencia.

The North Korean 4th Infantry Division and the North Korean 6th Infantry Division advanced south in a wide coordinated maneuver that was aimed at the UN's left flank.

The maneuvers appear to have been aimed at hiding the guarantees, which the family used to buy Adelphia stock, from Adelphia's outside directors, investors and bankers, according to Oren Cohen, a fixed-income analyst at Merrill Lynch.

Reduction of the listhesis was aimed for with moderate forces applied during the reduction maneuver.

Led by Tom DeLay of Texas, foes of campaign finance reform among House Republicans are aiming to use every maneuver they can to derail reform.

Mercedes is aiming at a niche market: Europeans who want a small car for maneuvering around their tight roads and who want;and can afford the highest quality.

None of these underhanded maneuvers were necessary.