We hire military and test pilots to do the maneuvering.

Maneuvering the Spyfish is simple with the wireless remote control.

The United Russia leaders are maneuvering between the president's contradictory remarks.

DARPA's hypersonic test vehicle is the fastest maneuvering aircraft ever built.

Their struggle is visible, however, in their maneuvering inside other branches of government.

Subtle maneuvering of the hands is required to perform delicate tasks like this.

But behind the scenes, maneuvering and politicking over his replacement are already in full swing.

As the maneuvering continues, Israel and Egypt find themselves working together to bolster Abbas and Fatah.

You don't think about how Nicole Kidman is maneuvering that dress she just looks completely natural.

On February 12, 2001, at the end of its mission, it landed on the asteroid's surface using its maneuvering jets.

On the other hand, taking this historic initiative would, relative to fainthearted tactical maneuvering, substantially increase politicians chances of re election later.

Likewise, Europe is on life support, thanks to European Central Bank President Mario Draghi s astute maneuvering and promises of unlimited intervention in sovereign debt markets.

Russia s World War I credit arrangements anticipated some of the political maneuvering about debt and its relation to security that occurred in late twentieth century Europe.

Better macroeconomic policy led to faster GDP growth, which required financing and motivated some insiders to forego pernicious maneuvering that would scare away new outside investors.

Technology has provided a bit of an upper hand, allowing them unprecedented control and creativity in maneuvering the tenuous balance between work and family (Temple 2009).

At hearings before a US Senate subcommittee, BP CEO Tony Hayward s evasive maneuvering and failure to answer point blank questions infuriated Congressmen and the American public alike.

He argued that taxing short term movements of money in and out of different currencies would curb speculation and create some maneuvering room for domestic macroeconomic management.

Another tricky territory will be maneuvering through the religious questions being posed, a territory I firmly believe the Queen should not be entering due to past misunderstandings.

China s government, as prone to political maneuvering and policy gridlock as any, appears to agree that immediate economic growth is crucial and that an 8 annual rate is essential.

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.

The European Central Bank s chief economist, Otmar Issing, may not be scheduled to retire until May 2006. But behind the scenes, maneuvering and politicking over his replacement are already in full swing.

But to make good use of this maneuvering room, policymakers need to articulate a coherent, consistent, and credible account of what they are doing, based on both good economics and good politics.

Anyone who turns his back on them on that Day , except while maneuvering for battle , or to join another group , has incurred wrath from God , and his abode is Hell what a miserable destination !

This is partly because German Chancellor Angela Merkel, currently maneuvering to ensure that a German is the next head of the ECB, does not want the Fund to become more involved in euro zone policies.

The political maneuvering has already started, with the unpopular incumbent prime minister, Gordon Brown, today s equivalent of Heath, bidding for the Liberal Democrats support by promising a constitutional reform that would give the party major advantages.

Only by strengthening UN sanctions to such an extent that North Korea is forced to abandon its missiles and nuclear weapons and China to reconsider its knee jerk support can the regime be dissuaded from further, and more ominous, maneuvering.

If anyone on that day turns his back to them in flight , except when maneuvering to fight , or to join another party , he shall be laden with the Anger of Allah and Gehenna shall be his refuge an evil arrival .

Syria s aid to Saddam in maneuvering around the United Nations oil for food program brought Iraqi money to inhabitants of the border region, who have always been closer in customs, dialect, and outlook to their Iraqi neighbors than to their fellow Syrians.