Mr. Trezise long contended that Japan's postwar economic "miracle" was a result of domestic savings and innovation by companies like Sony, Matsushita, Hitachi and Honda, rather than of skilled maneuvering by bureaucrats at the Ministry of International Trade and Industry.
Please try this, 'I have the skill... do you have the skills... this requires certain skills... he is very skilled... that was a skillful maneuver... See?
His skilled political maneuvers suggest that the presidency could be within his grasp.
One particularly skilled crew maneuvered an ice machine across the top level's uneven surface by placing dining trays beneath its legs.
And despite his incongruities — a former American ally now cozy with Iran; a secular Shiite, wealthy and educated at M.I.T., now in lockstep with radical Islamist parties — he is skilled at maneuvering himself into a power broker's role, even if it is unclear how popular he is among the Iraqi people.
The school's history involves political maneuvering, skilled leadership, dedication to training African American physicians, and a mission of primary care in disadvantaged communities.
Her mother doesn't pay close attention, though she's very skilled at last-minute maneuvers.
The water actually makes the ice smoother and easier to skate on, she said, but for those skilled enough to do maneuvers, it reduces momentum and makes turning difficult.
He is a cynical master of manipulation and strategic maneuvering, a skilled practitioner of the black arts of propaganda and gamesmanship who always wants "to keep people guessing".
For example, a skilled space navigator could maneuver his spaceship full of tourists to a place high above (or below) Earth's poles and catch the disks of Venus or Mercury transiting in front of the Sun much more frequently than can be seen from Earth's surface.
Second, they had to have a highly skilled hedging operation that could maneuver adeptly as interest rates changed.
