Sentence examples for manoeuvring to prevent from inspiring English sources

Even so, that will require some tricky manoeuvring to prevent lawyers filing their suits before he actually takes his seat.Anxious not to antagonise the armed forces and the right, the government has rebuked General Pinochet's accusers.

It was also meant gradually to bring spending per head in Scotland and Wales into line with that of England.But for various reasons, which include political manoeuvring to prevent the formula from being amended to take account of shifts in population, the differences in public spending have actually grown wider in recent years rather than narrowing.

Contesting the independence of the investigative judge, his friends and allies indignantly railed against what they see as a manoeuvre to prevent him from returning fully to political life.

But the Gaullist motive in withdrawing French forces from Nato's integrated military command structure was to retain a strategic freedom of manoeuvre to prevent France being swept automatically, as part of an American-led alliance, into a conflict that was judged not to be in her interest.

The latter ship heaved to when commanded, but manoeuvred to prevent Dundee from boarding her and then fired two torpedoes which missed.

The only manoeuvre to prevent skeletal muscle destruction represents avoidance of a drug in individuals that already suffered from rhabdomyolysis by this particular drug.

[ 42] OC use, tubal ligation and prophylactic oophorectomy have been suggested as possible manoeuvres to prevent ovarian cancer in women who have a strong family history or have been found to be positive for a BRCA mutation.

In 14.4 % of the patients airway manoeuvres were necessary to prevent hypoxemia.

This manoeuvre is crucial to prevent leakage of tumour cells into the caecal lumen or peritoneal cavity.

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".

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