Sentence examples for manoeuvre between from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, I see some room for manoeuvre between social classes.

Have Jesus and Haile Selassie not left me a little room for manoeuvre between them?

For smaller countries he offers freedom to manoeuvre between the big four.

The most successful individuals, from café owners to bankers, were often those whose ability to manoeuvre between cultures was particularly well developed.

The Jewish settlers are not persuaded by the opinions of fellow Israelis, or by Mr Peres's efforts to find some room for Israel to manoeuvre between the Mitchell committee's recommendations, and the government's commitment to "natural growth" of the settlements.

Nevertheless, the Polish monarchy continued to lose power to the magnates and gentry, which contended with each other for political dominance; and when Sigismund II Augustus ascended the throne (1548), he was obliged to manoeuvre between the magnates and the gentry while maintaining his father's policy of avoiding foreign conflict.

The rejection of the proposal sets the scene for further manoeuvring between the companies and shareholders.

The final vote came after days of behind-the-scenes manoeuvring between Mr Berisha and Fatos Nano, his Socialist predecessor.

However, Nazarbayev is playing wise, carefully manoeuvring between Russia, China and the US, and is duly credited for encouraging intra-ethnic – and indeed, intra-religious – harmony.

The deal ends months of manoeuvring between the retailers since Sainsbury's revealed in January it had expressed an interest in Home Retail in November.

More recent friendly manoeuvres between Vietnam and America are understood to comprise a kind of diplomatic bulwark against a certain unmentioned giant to the north.