Sentence examples for no manoeuvring from inspiring English sources

"No controversy, no manoeuvring, no manipulation – however shameful it may be – will deter me from my absolute determination to bring about a change in power," Sarkozy told a rally west of Paris on Tuesday night.

Bismarck was forced to sail in circles until a combination of alternating propeller speeds was found which would keep her on a reasonably steady course which, in the prevailing force 8 wind and sea state, forced her to sail towards the British warships with almost no manoeuvring capability.

This, in turn, requires teams of engineers and computer technicians, as well as mechanical hoists and their operators, to move the instruments.This works until the instruments reach such a size that their (ageing) players can no longer manoeuvre them single-handedly and more musicians must be employed.

Although Line 9 is running below capacity in its first year of operation (as a safety precaution), manually closing a valve is not a no-risk manoeuvre.

Crafty Modi 8/10 Wars and shadows of wars The longest poll All work and no play ReprintsThese manoeuvres have been widely criticised.

No complex manoeuvring into a Mars orbit is necessary.

While it may be said that both Kennedys were beginning to actually believe in the moral rectitude of civil rights, no aggressive manoeuvring was employed to get the legislation past southern opposition.

For a human primate, this is no easy manoeuvre.

Former military aircraft will remain restricted to flypasts when over land, with no aerobatic manoeuvres permitted.

To reach the proposed operational orbit with virtually no additional manoeuvre after leaving the Earth, a gravitational assist by Venus is envisaged.

This is no easy manoeuvre as a lean to the left or right might end up resembling the shower scene from Psycho.