Sentence examples for manoeuvring over from inspiring English sources

Bernard Thibault, the CGT leader, denounced the manoeuvring over working time as "dishonest".

The manoeuvring over who should stand follows a precipitous decline in the popularity of the KMT since 2012.

But there is little scope for such manoeuvring over, say, the heavy marketing spending that will be required to establish and maintain the Tiscali brand across Europe.

All the political parties, and their leaders, are now engaged in tortuous manoeuvring over possible coalitions that smacks more of Weimar than of the Federal Republic (see article).

The president's manoeuvring over gay marriage means the LCR's 25-member board of directors is waiting until after the convention to decide whether it will withhold its endorsement of President Bush.

Even worse, he responded to these with extraordinarily maladroit manoeuvring over cabinet posts, which persuaded his Green coalition partners to walk away, and an early general election is now on the way.

We have 10 injuries, and I did not have much room to manoeuvre over team selection.

Yet he doesn't pull his punches in the state-of-the-nation section that closes his memoir A Fork in the Road (2009), which finds plenty of fault with unreconstructed white South Africans but focuses chiefly on the "crime tsunami", Aids quackery, corruption and dubious foreign policy manoeuvres presided over by Mandela's successors.

I manoeuvre over outstretched legs and hefty baggage to find myself standing between the closed doors of two toilets.

Ipso, as the manoeuvres over the appointment panel suggest, has every appearance of echoing the calamity that struck the PCC.

But witnesses said he seemed to be in full control of the jet, not flying on autopilot, as he manoeuvred over the Rocky Mountains.