Sentence examples for manoeuvres to avoid from inspiring English sources

Even so the ISS sometimes manoeuvres to avoid passing debris – as it did on Wednesday.

Such tasks can include techniques to obtain food [9] [12] or manoeuvres to avoid predators [13], [14].

It said drones must be proved to identify and manoeuvre to avoid other aircraft.

The US Pacific Fleet has said the cruiser USS Cowpens manoeuvred to avoid a collision while operating in international waters.

The reconciliation bill was part of the Democratic leadership's parliamentary manoeuvre to avoid a filibuster in the Senate.

The fact that it was going one way or the other, it was manoeuvring to avoid a torpedo".

Livingstone accused to Dow of using "every legal manoeuvre to avoid honouring its obligations" and said he didn't want the Olympic stadium becoming "the target of protestors," urging LOCOG to change its position in order to pre-empt this.

Here is a summary of the 12 that were put in the most serious risk category: 25 April A military Lynx helicopter was forced to conduct an "evasive manoeuvre" to avoid hitting a drone over Hambrook, Gloucestershire.

There are also fears that Russia's air campaign could lead to accidental contact with coalitions forces: Pentagon officials said they recently had to carry out at least one "safe separation" manoeuvre to avoid a US jet too close to a Russian aircraft over Syria.

Besides, manoeuvring to avoid the markets is not a great signal of Spain's ability to fund other borrowing requirements.The government may be holding out for a change in the rules that would allow a direct recapitalisation of the banks by the euro zone's bail-out funds (see article).

Some politicians in America complain that China's currency regime keeps its exports artificially cheap and a debate began on whether China was serious about a flexible currency policy, or if it was just manoeuvring to avoid criticism ahead of a G20 summit.