Amidst a background of political manoeuvring and personal agendas, the military forces were eventually reorganised into a more or less unified command structure.
However hectic her professional workload might be in 2016, Lopez has managed to manoeuvre her personal life out of the headlines in recent months.
He did the job on an ad hoc basis and couched his Manoeuvrings within The Manoeuvre in a personal moral code.
After some manoeuvring, including the personal intervention of Winston Churchill, the new arms of Canada were eventually formally requested by an Order in Council on 30 April 1921, and adopted in November of the same year by proclamation of King George V as the "Arms or Ensigns Armorial of the Dominion of Canada," on 21 November.
Foreign secretary Boris Johnson has already been manoeuvring to show his personal support for a more muscular Syrian policy in line with Clinton's own long-stated support for a no-fly zone.
Agency can be actualised through either strategies or tactics, depending on the space available for manoeuvre and the agents' personal capacity for exploiting opportunities within this space.
Anyway, as you can tell, I now have a little more knowledge of the Great War, not through the manoeuvres of battle, but through personal histories.
Would it not be impossible for him to negotiate the details of Brexit - when he had so strongly advocated remaining within the EU? Further, party political - and personal - calculations have formed a significant element of the manoeuvring prior to the EU deal and the announcement of the referendum date.
As awful as both sides are, we have to accept that there are strategic interests manoeuvring for position in their own struggles for personal gain.
This study was not predefined or designed to evaluate effects of the Finnish manoeuvre, but the authors suggested on the basis of educational books and personal experiences that the significantly lower frequency of OASIS in Finland compared to Sweden could be explained by the use of the manoeuvre in Finland.
