Sentence examples for manoeuvre for from inspiring English sources

That increased the freedom of manoeuvre for smaller states.

Both states manoeuvre for influence in fractious, fragile Afghanistan.

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Under WTO rules, there is limited room for manoeuvre for any government seeking to mitigate the impact.

BARCELONA POLICE CENTRE OF DISPUTE; Men Face Wrath of Gunmen as Spain and Catalonia Manoeuvre for Control.

It's a risky manoeuvre for anybody, but for someone on her way home from celebrating her 66th birthday with 25 of her children and grandchildren, it's some feat.

The first is a favoured manoeuvre for establishment media pundits: claim the focus on 26 January is trivial while more pressing Indigenous issues are neglected.

"There is little or no room for manoeuvre for people with stretched household budgets," says Gillian Guy, chief executive at Citizens Advice.

It turned out that there could be a need for more flexible and less-top-down European legislation, providing a larger room-for-manoeuvre for integration with domestic approaches.

Here he is writing about three men manoeuvring for territory.

But manoeuvring for his succession is under way.