After all, in foreign policy matters, the next president's room for manoeuvre will be very small.
When Ali Carter gets the commercial pilot's licence he is training for, his landing manoeuvres will be viewed with some interest because, if his snooker is anything to go by, "The Captain" has a problem with his end game.
The decision to spurn a debate on Trident, which came hours after Corbyn had told BBC1's Andrew Marr Show he would like the issue to be debated, shows that the new leader's room for manoeuvre will be severely limited.
But their room for manoeuvre will be constrained by the terms of the EU/IMF agreement, which both parties have suggested they will try to renegotiate.The new government's biggest difficulty, argues Garret FitzGerald, a former taoiseach who led a Fine Gael/Labour coalition in the 1980s, will lie in agreeing on a balance between spending cuts and tax rises.
But with a soaring budget deficit, the government's room for manoeuvre will be limited.Last month COSATU almost succeeded in sabotaging the 22.5 billion rand ($2.8 billion) sale of 15% of Vodacom, a subsidiary of South Africa's state-owned telecommunications operator, Telkom, to the British-owned Vodafone.
But if the BBC is convinced that the future of its main channel depends upon moving the news, and that such a manoeuvre will be severely compromised if it occurs too late, then the risks involved in this dash for 10pm may be justified.
Although eight further manoeuvres will be required to complete the task, Wednesday's is the big one.
The same manoeuvre will be necessary to secure the compatibility of Extensional models with the Moving Spotlight conception of passage.
One test of the sincerity of North Korean fears over military manoeuvres will be to gauge the regime's rhetoric once exercises conclude in late April.
In the rest of this section, the steering manoeuvre will be analysed by comparing the dependent variable pairs extracted from the unexpected events with the variables from the repeated events.
