But at the time, well, the two countries decided [INAUDIBLE] is in a negotiation, I'm going to need maneuvering room to tell my back table that some of the things they asked of me at the beginning, they're no longer feasible.
Kelly needed to maneuver the Bills closer since Norwood's kick was on grass.
But the political skills needed to maneuver in the uptown theater were even harder to master.
The cable, four inches in diameter, weighed approximately one ton, and 40 workers were needed to maneuver it into position.
He added that, in retrospect, this amounted to a "mini-mini-introduction" for what Mr. Atta needed to maneuver a passenger jet into the heart of a tower.
Sergeant Feeney operated the computer with a foot pedal, a convenient tool when both hands are needed to maneuver a drunk or uncooperative suspect.
And it was in no small part the role that Mr. Bush played in driving the Republican victory last November that gave the White House the authority it needed to maneuver over the last two weeks.
It will be patterned on a model of a master's of business administration, teaching the critical-thinking skills needed to maneuver through the many obstacles along the route from laboratory bench to patient bedside, and will draw a student body from a diverse array of backgrounds, including engineering, bioengineering, business, medicine, basic research and industry.
Ms. McCann, known as a fiery negotiator, is considered a surprising choice by some industry types, considering the diplomacy needed to maneuver between the league, which sees the Tonys as a valuable merchandising device, and the wing, which favors a more traditional program (just the awards, please).
The bride, who reportedly needed assistance maneuvering in her heavy gown, was also pictured handling an elaborate ring with jeweled flowers.
