Scammers have little room to maneuver.

Room for manoeuvre in the enlargement negotiations is limited.

But different governments have different degrees of fiscal room for maneuver.

As it stands, China lacks the confidence and experience needed to navigate the international arena.

Olmert s room for maneuver within his party, and particularly within his coalition, is very small.

Politics aside, the long term damage to Iraq s legal institutions caused by these maneuverings should not be underestimated.

China s potentially strong domestic demand base and ample room for policy maneuvers can help it to avoid a hard landing.

Evidently, he is trying to redefine the relationship, probably with a view to enhancing Japan s freedom of maneuver in foreign and security policy.

Withdrawal is one of the riskiest military maneuvers, because it can easily degenerate into panicky retreat and chaos.

His critics argue that he developed a taste for intrigue and used behind the scenes maneuvering to achieve his aims.

On all these issues, much of the decision making power has been transferred to the European Union, which dramatically reduces Sarkozy s room for maneuver.

After all, as the Chinese leadership knows, only continued strong growth will provide the government with the wriggle room it needs to begin to revalue the renminbi.

There is huge room to maneuver between the extremes of targeting a specific level of the real exchange rate and disowning any interest in the real exchange rate.

The most plausible institutional mechanism for this alternative way forward will be the existing grouping of those member states that have wanted to belong to a more united Europe by joining, or seeking to join, the euro zone. If the Constitution is rejected, the British, having chosen to stay out of that grouping, may find that they have maneuvered themselves into an even more remote outer circle of Europe.

If anything, the US has been gradually loosening its close links with Taiwan, with no US cabinet member visiting the island since those missile maneuvers.

If the Constitution is rejected, the British, having chosen to stay out of that grouping, may find that they have maneuvered themselves into an even more remote outer circle of Europe.

Despite their protestations to the contrary, Hong Kong Chief Executive C. Y. Leung and his government have considerable room for maneuver.

Alayon goes on to explain how worsening economic conditions drove Cuba into Washington's arms, and left Venezuela's decision makers with less economic and political room to manoeuvre

In the course of maneuvering to delay the UN ceasefire, Bush and Rice continually reiterated the need for a Security Council resolution that deals forcefully with the roots of the problem.

During the naval manoeuvres, guard ships using sonar located hypothetical special forces units and repelled an attack from the sea by underwater saboteurs against a Black Sea Fleet naval base.

When the war started, the first thing the Israeli army command sought was the evacuation of the area s settlements, which Israel s generals knew would quickly become an impossible burden, and an obstacle to maneuver, for their troops.

The law of unintended consequences dictates that this effort to deny ambiguity to Taiwanese activists could backfire, and instead leave mainland leaders without room to maneuver if Taiwan does attempt to revise the status quo.

Only real aficionados of arcane moves inside the ruling party could be bothered to follow the ups and downs of factional bosses, many of whom were from established political families, and most of whom relied on shady financing. Corruption scandals erupted from time to time, but these, too, were usually part of intra party maneuvers to rein in politicians who got too big for their britches, or who tried to grab power before their time.

Corruption scandals erupted from time to time, but these, too, were usually part of intra party maneuvers to rein in politicians who got too big for their britches, or who tried to grab power before their time.