Sentence examples for manoeuvring by the from inspiring English sources

Her deal involved much manoeuvring by the DOJ, aimed at applying leverage to Mr Fastow.

Blaming reinfection on wildlife is a glib piece of manoeuvring by the NFU, but it's not supported by any evidence.

The proposed agreement caps a month of manoeuvring by the two companies after a leak forced Zurich to admit in July it was considering a bid.

But powerful governors still have strings to pull and recent manoeuvring by the PDP has been deft.On the brink of disintegration late last year, the party regained some strength by signalling a willingness to welcome defectors back.

All may be true, but none invalidates criticism of this action.Mr Megrahi may be the beneficiary of flawed reasoning by a naive Scottish administration or of cynical manoeuvring by the British government.

One Labour MP backing Eagle said there was "a lot of satellite traffic" between her camp and Watson's – and said they were likely to regard any attempt to persuade Corbyn to step aside as manoeuvring by the deputy leader.

They reveal a number of other manoeuvres by the Putin circle to move cash offshore.

Daniel Randall, who was detained near Trafalgar Square on the day of the demonstration, said: "This was a very explicit manoeuvre by the state to prevent people raising dissenting voices".

Brian Cathcart, executive director of Hacked Off, which campaigns for victims of press intrusion, said the industry plan had been a "delaying manoeuvre" by the big national newspapers.

Immediate worries include the risk of electoral fraud or a bombshell like a Mubarak acquittal between the two rounds, or some sudden manoeuvre by the Scaf.

The suspicion is that the violence is more the result of organised crime and fighting among local power bosses than of an orchestrated manoeuvre by the party at a national level.