Sentence examples for of manoeuvring from inspiring English sources

His opponents inside the party accuse him of manoeuvring behind the scenes to jack up Shas's demands and foil the talks.

For example, instead of manoeuvring aircraft, operators typically touch (or click on) electronic maps to specify points along a desired route.

It can be tricky to get the hang of manoeuvring around the lily pads, but with a little practice it soon feels strangely satisfying.

Critics accuse Kabila, in power since 2001, of manoeuvring to delay the vote and remain in office beyond his constitutionally permitted two terms.

During the debate, Mr Ahmadinejad, who is facing an unusually strong challenge from reformists, accused Mr Rafsanjani, himself a former president, of corruption and of manoeuvring politically to unseat him.

Clues as to the next stage of manoeuvring around the succession may emerge from results of Friday's Khobregan election, from the subsequent choice of a chairman, and from Khamenei's subsequent dealings with the senior clerics.

'The principles of physics, as far as I can see, do not speak against the possibility of manoeuvreing things atom by atom' – Feynman (1959).

That increased the freedom of manoeuvre for smaller states.

Local banks have even less freedom of manoeuvre.

Its freedom of manoeuvre was greater than it seemed.

In dressage the rider has to make the horse perform a series of manoeuvres.