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What doesn't seem to have changed, however, is the nature of the public discourse in which these candidates are expected to manoeuvre.

This was a minor episode compared with a manoeuvre a week earlier bythe Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, an anti-whaling body.

So I got up, walked round the end of the bed and tried to manoeuvre his head on to the pillow.

Normally, the station can be moved out of the way of a piece of junk, but this alert was raised too late for such a manoeuvre.

At all times give large vehicles plenty of room to manoeuvre and be ready to stop.

The Dabie Mountains did not allow much room for strategic manoeuvre and could hardly accommodate large numbers of troops.

But it would be a mistake to deprive Greece of all means of political manoeuvre.

If the manoeuvre should succeed there would be little hope of any great resistance.

Intel's "Silicon Commander" , for instance, lets users manoeuvre a fleet of robots through a host of IT-related dangers.

It is out of the question for the UK and Spain, two countries that have effectively exhausted their margin of manoeuvre.

Animation - you need to be able to manoeuvre the model around the screen using the arrow keys.

Being close to the government could crimp Blackstone's room for manoeuvre in the future when, say, trying to lay off Chinese workers.

Technically it could be classed as an obstruction, in which case sailors would have to manoeuvre around it.

The German government has more room to manoeuvre, with a projected budget surplus for this year.

The manoeuvre consisted of a system in which subliminal mind-altering technology was carried on standard radiofrequency broadcasts.

"Whisker technology could be used to sense objects and manoeuvre in a difficult environment, " said Dr Tony Pipe, who works at the lab.

Normally, mission control can move the station out of the way, but today's alert was raised too late for such a manoeuvre.

It would be less bothered by preserving managerial freedom of manoeuvre than raising operating margins and improving cash flow.

After 16 years of uninterrupted GDP growth, the economy is entering a potentially marked downturn with no room for fiscal manoeuvre.

They tired out the enemy by skilful manoeuvre .

It said the three-day manoeuvre would use Russian-made Sukhoi and Iranian-made Saegheh jet fighters.

Milan controls the game and administrates well the ball possession, but the manoeuvre is maybe too slow.

It would also be impossible to manoeuvre a large trunk into the back seat of a two-door car.

The German constitutional court gave a ruling that further reduces her political freedom of manoeuvre.

It remains to be seen whether the Constitutional Court will be swayed by this unusual manoeuvre.

They laid out the enemy by skilful manoeuvre.

Mr Cuomo alleges that E&Y committed fraud by signing off on an accounting manoeuvre used by Lehman, known as Repo 105.

The word "seaplane" includes any aircraft designed to manoeuvre on the water.

However, that time will come and soundless and stirless flowing, no matter you with what attitude to face, it has no room for manoeuvre.

Few governments have room for manoeuvre through an old-fashioned counter- cyclical fiscal stimulus.

set tongues wagging with an unexpected manoeuvre that limited the minority's ability to demand symbolic votes on doomed amendments.

The relevant clauses in the 2003 act were passed by Parliament, but never came into law because of a last-minute government manoeuvre.

The reconciliation bill was part of the Democratic leadership's parliamentary manoeuvre to avoid a filibuster in the Senate.

Given the questions of how to manoeuvre in the dark, what solutions might an engineer consider?

Meanwhile, European governments appear to be giving themselves room to manoeuvre.

Suddenly, by a brilliant manoeuvre, the husband completely turns the tables on his monstrous spouse.

Now approaching the final year of his first term, Mr Obama's ambitions and room for of manoeuvre have shrunk.

" China has to answer the same questions as everyone else, but faster, bigger [sic] and with probably less room for manoeuvre, " he says.

They ought to realise that in a fast-moving crisis, their country needs more room for manoeuvre, not less.

Xinhua was unavailable for comment but the news agency described the deal as a propaganda manoeuvre.

At least the Brazilians have room to manoeuvre.

And he still has that adorable hover manoeuvre, frantically kicking his legs in mid-air, groaning with effort to keep himself afloat.

The budget still has to be approved by the city council, but the scale of Chicago's debt gives little room for manoeuvre.

The game involves "command and control, strategy and manoeuvre" , giving practice on organization ability and logical thinking skills.

Although couched in competition terms, the ruling was widely seen as a manoeuvre designed to keep a well-known brand in local hands.

Mr Henderson will have the financial and operational room for manoeuvre that was always denied to Mr Wagoner.

Schumacher's illegal manoeuvre at Jerez cost him dear - he was formally stripped of his standings for 1997.

today's policymakers feel this constrained their predecessors' room for manoeuvre internationally.

The lid has been re-profiled to allow it to be removed in one simple manoeuvre and it can be closed with a reassuring "snap" .

Such a desperate manoeuvre might disrupt Mr Cameron's advance on Number 10.

The fiscal room for manoeuvre varies greatly among the member states.

Picking the pockets of investors and savers is a historically validated manoeuvre to rebalance sovereign balance sheets.

Protection against external shocks gave Poland's policymakers plenty of room for manoeuvre.

Perhaps most importantly, the central bankers left themselves plenty of room for manoeuvre.

Although Mr Saleh has exaggerated the al-Qaeda threat, extreme Islamists are indeed steadily gaining more room for manoeuvre.

Soaring fuel prices and a global slowdown limit Mr Ma's room for manoeuvre.

Wednesday's double scorer rated his volleyed second higher than his quick- footed manoeuvre and well - struck shot for the first.

This manoeuvre of his is a diabolical conspiracy.

Over the past year BEAR has been undergoing tests at the army's Infantry Centre Manoeuvre Battle Laboratory in Fort Benning, Georgia.

The risky manoeuvre is a step towards China's longer-term goal of assembling a space lab and then a larger space station, analysts said.

The IMF argues that despite historically high debt-to- GDP ratios , many countries still have room for fiscal manoeuvre .

The lack of money severely limits their room for manoeuvre.

The last word was said and no room was left for manoeuvre.

Any manoeuvre hazardous to other competitors, or the public and unauthorised aerobatics is prohibited.

Second, Russia's rigid political system no longer allows much room for manoeuvre.

Look Check if it is safe to manoeuvre; look ahead and look behind.

In that case, deploy your considerable skills to manoeuvre yourself into another department or out altogether.

Cold-war terminology implied that third-world countries had limited room for independent manoeuvre.

Unlike a ballistic missile, a hypersonic vehicle could manoeuvre and avoid flying along a predictable path.

Yet France would appear to have more room for manoeuvre than America does.

The arm signals that you give before and during the manoeuvre.

NASA scientists rehearsed the roll - off manoeuvre in a sandbox mock-up more than 500 times over the past few years.

He wish that his corporation could manoeuvre him to the filiale at SuZhou.

Methods All patients were registered and treated by medical military doctor in manoeuvre spot.

It is getting both. Cold-war terminology implied that third-world countries had limited room for independent manoeuvre.

Tokyo had protested about the manoeuvre "through diplomatic channels" , the official said.

US policymakers do, however, have room for manoeuvre: lower interest rates and even a fiscal boost would follow economic weakness.

At the highest level the task for American national defence remains to recover this initiative, by recovering the capacity to manoeuvre.

HP's defensive legal manoeuvre shows that it recognises the threat.

But the energy imperative is such that politicians actually have very little room for manoeuvre.

That will severely limit Obama's room for manoeuvre at the Copenhagen talks.

Last month the US used a procedural manoeuvre to force the European countries to agree reforms to the executive board by November 1.

His arms being occupied with the reins there was left him no power to prevent her manoeuvre.

three times he tried the manoeuvre and three times he failed.

That gives them more freedom of manoeuvre, though whether they use it wisely is another matter.

But now Germany's economic policies constrain others' freedom of manoeuvre.

The escape tower was released as the first separation manoeuvre.

He leaves room for manoeuvre. He is flexible to a point of opportunism.

That set up a new consumer agency, and tightened banks' room for manoeuvre.

Iraqi public opinion is very hostile to the idea of foreign companies profiting from its oil, limiting the government's room for manoeuvre.

Countries such as India, with a weak fiscal position and rising current account deficit, have less room for manoeuvre.

Lower tensions with Taiwanhavealsogiven the Chinese military a little breathing space to manoeuvre elsewhere.

Q. Tell us about Lewis's overtaking manoeuvre from your point of view?

Here, active means defined shifts in load take place during the flight manoeuvre in order to investigate the flying characteristics.

For equity markets, the constraint on the Fed's freedom of manoeuvre is a problem.

Where a country has fiscal room for manoeuvre, it should by all means use it, the IMF argues.

If the outlook does turn grim, the authorities have room for manoeuvre.

Technocrats have valuable room for manoeuvre.

This mid-air manoeuvre takes just 0. 1 seconds and removes almost all of the water droplets from its feathers.

The regime has not left itself much room to manoeuvre.

Always cancel the direction indicators after the turn or manoeuvre has been completed.

But his room for manoeuvre is a lot more limited than it was even a month ago.

Legal fuzziness increases Russia's room for manoeuvre.

They have a set of rules, with limited room for manoeuvre, especially if events move against them.

The surplus countries have the biggest room for manoeuvre.

Economically, there is sensible room for manoeuvre without damaging growth.

May: Don't worry! If you start choking I'll perform the Heimlich Manoeuvre on you!

Governments have little room for manoeuvre.

As a result, the space for political manoeuvre is narrowing on either side of Europe's creditor-debtor divide.

Tell us about that overtaking manoeuvre with Jenson.

Some countries still have room for fiscal manoeuvre.

Others, like Germany, the US and Japan have more room for manoeuvre.

What this country should care is how to stage together with IOC a class-A sport event and ignore any petty political manoeuvre.

However, the Fed's freedom of manoeuvre is constrained.

reluctant to give the driver more room for manoeuvre.

But he had little political room for manoeuvre.

Room for manoeuvre; allow some latitude.

Since then, Mrs Merkel's room for manoeuvre has narrowed.

By the spring of 1991 Gorbachev was caught between two powerful trends which were narrowing his room for manoeuvre.

We are still in the first phase of this delicate manoeuvre.

Eventually burgeoning debt will limit the room for fiscal manoeuvre, and politicians may balk at renewed stimulus long before then.

In addition, the room for manoeuvre in the reserve position would become increasingly inelastic towards the end of the maintenance period.

That gives it plenty of room to manoeuvre.

PDC makes it easier to park and manoeuvre in narrow spaces.

There was very little room to manoeuvre.

Yet the Europeans still see room for manoeuvre.

But the manoeuvre, once rare, has become commonplace.

manoeuvre The tanks were manoeuvrering about on the plain.

The night, bitter life, endless desolation in life each have a dream night manoeuvre, why?

However, the narrow channel manoeuvre safety theory is not yet in full shape.

He is a wily politician, but his room for manoeuvre is limited.

But by persuading her party that they can hope for "more Europe" , she has won room for manoeuvre to be more flexible in the current crisis.

Normally, when monetary policy has room for manoeuvre and the private sector's borrowing is unconstrained, that is right.

The good news is that the Chinese government has more room for manoeuvre than most others responding to a slowing economy.

Well, we'll see if Golz can manoeuvre them a little.

On the other hand, for guarding against the manoeuvre in the evaluation process, studies the behavior of the evaluation committee.

A unidirectional bezel only turns one way to prevent any danger of false manoeuvre.

So they have little room to manoeuvre.

Tanks are best employed in open warfare where they can manoeuvre effectively.

Right turn This is a dangerous manoeuvre for cyclists.

With the move from manoeuvre to trench warfare, both the infantry and the artillery had to learn how to work together.

The government also has room for manoeuvre.

Monetary policy is the most important tool at this stage because the ECB has the greatest room for manoeuvre.

Last year, it conducted a joint manoeuvre of its three regional fleets in the South China Sea for the first time.

Writing in English offers far more room for manoeuvre than some may realise.

Hepatic stress genes expression and ultrastructural feature under intermittent Pringle manoeuvre in hepatectomy patients

Indicate your intention both before and after the manoeuvre and observe other traffic both behind and ahead of you

Passenger cars - Test track for a severe lane-change manoeuvre - Obstacle avoidance

Anatomic basis and operative manoeuvre in selective pericardial devascularization

Study of broaching in following sea and manoeuvre countermeasure

A study of neuro-fuzzy and numeric control to hydraulic system of stepless shift-gears manoeuvre of autocar

vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre

Passenger cars - Test track for a severe lane-change manoeuvre - Part 2: Obstacle avoidance

Influence of parameter variation on ventilation during reversing wind manoeuvre in mines

Manoeuvre Capability of Aircrafts with Thrust Vector Under Conditions of Stall and Large Attack Angle

Particle repositioning manoeuvre for posterior canal benign paroxysmal positional vertigo in 20 patients

Passenger cars - Test track for a severe lane-change manoeuvre - Part 1: Double-lane change

The mineral nutrition manoeuvre to improve sows'breeding performance

A modified manoeuvre for combined liver and kidney procurement from cadaveric donor

Utopia Virtualized: Manoeuvre between Ideal and Reality--Rawls'Quest for International Justice

Stress Reactions in Crew Members during different Manoeuvre Phases

Analysis of bearing capacity and study on manoeuvre method of kinetic anti-sinking for submarine

Dollarisation will limit the new government's room for fiscal manoeuvre;

Modeling and Simulation of Manoeuvre when Tugs Assist Large Vessels to Moor

Safe protecting circuit of 6502 electricities concentrates intrude limit insulates for orbital manoeuvre to return midway

Summary on Flood -fighting Manoeuvre in Fenhe Reservoir

Vessels Restricted in Their Ability to Manoeuvre

DINNER PARTY: MISBEHAVING GUESTS, DISAPPEARING HOSTS, THE HEIMILICH MANOEUVRE AND OTHER TALES,

Project Design and Motion Emluator for Bionics Propulsion and Manoeuvre System

50 Cases of ankle sprain treated by manoeuvre coordinated by ointment application

combined alarm and manoeuvre recorder

Manoeuvre of ships in ballast and the anchoring safety measures

A review and thoughts on the health service manoeuvre

On the Turning Manoeuvre of Large Bulk Carriers

a complex manoeuvre in a game of chess

Health Education in a Big Military Manoeuvre

Because of this, you have a lot of room to manoeuvre