After the event, however, he might have room for manoeuvre.
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Is the scope for monetary flexibility, room for manoeuvre there?
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Big international debts give the government little room for manoeuvre.
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"I've got no room left for manoeuvre," says Mr Anderson.
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So Mr Hammond does not have much room for manoeuvre.
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America's navy said the Chinese manoeuvre was "unsafe and unprofessional".
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DONALD TRUMP's young administration is adept at one particular manoeuvre.
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Extensive capital controls remain intact, limiting speculators' room for manoeuvre.
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Then eventually Nico got past in a really great manoeuvre.
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Critics saw it more as a political manoeuvre to delay change.
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Companies have room for manoeuvre and private investment is more dynamic.
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If so it could eventually allow Jokowi more room to manoeuvre.
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The lack of specifics, however, has left China room for manoeuvre.
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I want to give myself some room for manoeuvre and exploration.
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Her manoeuvre transformed her image from reflexive partisan to high-minded independent.
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This is partly because she knows ESSA shrinks her room for manoeuvre.
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At least the ambiguity surrounding Ms Harris gives her room for manoeuvre.
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But their new virtues do give emerging economies more room for manoeuvre.
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That will limit the chancellor's room for manoeuvre, at home and in Europe.
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He used this manoeuvre once before, in 2014, to run for re-election.
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"Constraints and room for manoeuvre in the German inflation of the early 1920s".
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His policy of loud jingoism has left India with less room for manoeuvre.
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So the more Casino's shares fall, the less room Rallye has to manoeuvre.
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All of which makes Morgan Stanley's overtaking manoeuvre a parable for the industry.
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Johnson's Brexit manoeuvre is the latest attempt to narrow the range of options.
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Russia's next president may find that the country has lost its room for manoeuvre.
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A whopping financial demand will therefore inflame Britain's tabloids, limiting her room for manoeuvre.
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But cutting the limit could reduce the margin for manoeuvre for Solberg's minority cabinet.
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Lower GDP growth, in turn, would give Mr Hammond less fiscal room for manoeuvre.
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This manoeuvre is risky, says Helima Croft of RBC Capital Markets, an investment bank.
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"A company should invest in itself and keep some room for manoeuvre," he said.
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If you have off-patent drugs you can have room to manoeuvre in pricing.
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Babis has denied wrongdoing and calls the investigation a political manoeuvre to oust him.
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But Francis has not so far used the room for manoeuvre he could enjoy.
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That could restrict banks' room for manoeuvre and, the BDB warns, cause financial disruption.
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However, rate-setters have less room for manoeuvre than they did after the referendum.
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"Any room I had for manoeuvre has effectively been removed at this moment," he added.
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The opposition said the manoeuvre is intended to entrench the power of the dictatorial regime.
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The 72 satellites Spire has in orbit at the moment manoeuvre exclusively by differential drag.
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This "massacre" manoeuvre was performed by Richard Nixon during the Watergate scandal, with disastrous consequences.
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With outside pressure growing, the president, who denies any wrongdoing, has shrinking room for manoeuvre.
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Murat Uysal, the new governor, has said the central bank has considerable room to manoeuvre.
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Downgraded forecasts from the UK's Office for Budget Responsibility further limited his room for manoeuvre.
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With a limited amount of other assets to leverage, there is little room for manoeuvre.
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The Obama administration in 2009 employed a similar manoeuvre to restrict imports of Chinese tyres.
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Since he could not see out of the suit, a tiny monitor helped him manoeuvre.
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On current forecasts this implies that he has around £30bn ($38bn) of fiscal room for manoeuvre.
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As G.T. Bynum, Tulsa's new, babyfaced mayor, laments, his scope for manoeuvre is just as narrow.
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By restoring mobility and manoeuvre to the battlefield, tanks and planes would revive the classical ideal.
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The administration has room for manoeuvre due to the city's broad fiscal leeway and strong liquidity.
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Instead, they might continue to assist the pilot in an attempt to prevent a dangerous manoeuvre.
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It is therefore practically impossible for zombie enterprises to manoeuvre the export of their excessive products.
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During the landing manoeuvre it was forced to close down its front wheels, PAP also said.
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But his costly pledges on house-building, and other competing demands, give limited room for manoeuvre.
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The manoeuvre would have the double benefit of boosting the club's income and reducing its expenses.
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It navigates using 3D cameras and can negotiate lifts and manoeuvre around people wandering down the corridors.
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At the previous site, the desks were tightly packed and it was difficult to manoeuvre a wheelchair.
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Unfortunately for him, he was then caught up in the most foolhardy manoeuvre of the entire war.
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But chronically low rates mean that it now has less than half of that room for manoeuvre.
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Nonetheless SoftBank has too much scope to manoeuvre unlisted investments in high-growth but loss-making firms.
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For markets, the divisions have added to a perception that the ECB's room for manoeuvre is limited.
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"There's room for manoeuvre even if they keep a balanced budget," said DZ Bank strategist Andy Cossor.
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But joining a club, or striking a deal with it, will always limit governments' room for manoeuvre.
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Lots of good food to feast on, red packets to collect and awkward situations to manoeuvre around.
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Analysts say adopting a target range rather than a single growth figure gives policymakers room to manoeuvre.
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The torpedo-shaped gliders do not have an engine and instead manoeuvre vertically by changing their buoyancy.
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"The tax manoeuvre has put (Rosneft) large plants on the verge of non-profitability," the source said.
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The missile can manoeuvre in flight, making it harder for anti-missile batteries to shoot it down.
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Even then, the divisions that predate her arrival may limit her room for manoeuvre in the future.
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They want to see me sweat my nuts off to get past and make a fantastic manoeuvre.
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Ms Fujimori likened the manoeuvre to a coup, but Mr Vizcarra won the vote handily on September 19th.
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In any case, the new prime minister's room for manoeuvre will be limited by a looming economic crisis.
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Observers reckon that Toshiba has some room to manoeuvre, and that it will not ditch its nuclear business.
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BIS HEAD CARSTENS - IMPORTANT FOR MAJOR CENTRAL BANKS TO PRESERVE SOME ROOM FOR MANOEUVRE FOR MORE SERIOUS DOWNTURNS
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That lets it manoeuvre the kick stage and thus dispatch different parts of the payload into different orbits.
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Any manoeuvre to bypass the American blockage of the appellate body would be politically, if not legally, untenable.
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So, some sort of system would still be needed to manoeuvre aircraft when they were near the terminal.
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The manoeuvre requires a rescuer to carry out abdominal thrusts on a choke victim to dislodge the blockage.
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When it is the latest manoeuvre in the long-running trade dispute between the United States and China.
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Although most of Alabama's probate judges ignored his manoeuvre, it "caused a great deal of confusion", says one.
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Fury successfully managed to manoeuvre a sizeable portion of the attention garnered by Joshua and Klitschko unto himself.
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For passengers who have felt the pinch of every airline cost-saving manoeuvre, the discrepancy will feel cruel.
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If Son depended entirely on payments from the local telecom business, he would have little room for manoeuvre.
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The government is seeking to increase revenues through a range of reforms but has limited room to manoeuvre.
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Even so, the new regime seems to be allowing loans to reach borrowers with limited room for manoeuvre.
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A respite from political, legal and family spats gives him room to manoeuvre, and less excuse for delay.
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"With the economic uncertainty coming down the pipe, it's going to limit their room for manoeuvre," he said.
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That manoeuvre, which the judges quickly reversed, triggered near-daily protests against the regime that have continued ever since.
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"There is no fiscal room to manoeuvre in Germany in light of the medium-term challenges," the spokesman said.
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Korea-watchers say it has increased Mr Kim's room for manoeuvre and so, by extension, his odds of survival.
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But the new prime minister, Omar al-Razzaz, a former World Bank economist, will have little room for manoeuvre.
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This involved an intriguing manoeuvre—in crudely political terms Mill moved both to the right and to the left.
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The change of venue is a characteristic manoeuvre by Mr Maduro, who is keeping power by increasingly dictatorial means.
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Chairman Jordan said last month he still has room to manoeuvre and could introduce even more expansionary monetary policy.
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This information is encoded with data providing the aircraft's flight number, speed, heading and any manoeuvre it is making.
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International law obliges governments to help refugees who reach their borders, but domestic politics constrains their room for manoeuvre.
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In March, AT&T used the manoeuvre to redeem $1.75bn of bonds at par, saving $17.5m in the process.
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"We think we have on both sides exhausted the margin for manoeuvre under our respective mandates," the person said.
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He declined to provide further details or confirm reports that said the manoeuvre was an intentional "lap of honour".
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As the only party unequivocally backing Remain, the Lib Dems have more fiscal room for manoeuvre than the others.
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Control surfaces on glide vehicles mean they can steer an unpredictable course and manoeuvre sharply as they approach impact.
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After a few minutes, I manoeuvre myself over to hit the light button and am suddenly plunged into complete darkness.
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It is easy to see him as a corporatist, willing to give lots of room for manoeuvre to powerful firms.
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The test was so successful that the firm now flies 120 Earth-imaging satellites which manoeuvre solely by differential drag.
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Unions represent the interests of their members, not the students they teach, and they limit school districts' ability to manoeuvre.
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The giants jostle for space in the western Pacific; their ships and jets manoeuvre close to each other every day.
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Varys used the trial to manoeuvre Tryion into a tight spot that only he, Varys, could help him out of.
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"We try to manoeuvre through these difficult things for both Boeing and us in the best way possible," Kjos said.
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She said his driving was so precise that it had been hard for skilled accident investigators to replicate the manoeuvre.
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It was a spectacular manoeuvre, with the rocket's first stage detaching itself as the second stage carried on into orbit.
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This gives the government little room for manoeuvre for tax relief unless it fiscally outperforms, generating even larger budget savings.
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"We think we have on both sides exhausted the margin for manoeuvre under our respective mandates," the EU official said.
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For everyone asking for more photos, here's roof fox doing a classic stretch, yawn, straight back to sleep manoeuvre pic.twitter.
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In a classic manoeuvre of Indian politics, the three underdog parties rounded up their deputies and locked them in hotels.
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Should delegates vote in favour of staying in power with Merkel's conservatives, they could still limit Scholz's room for manoeuvre.
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However, there may be some room for manoeuvre, not least because the Greens are blocking legislation in the upper house.
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Germany, which has more fiscal room for manoeuvre than any other NATO country, spends just 1.2% of its GDP on defence.
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Last year Vivendi bought Havas in a manoeuvre that seemed to have "no industrial rationale", says François Godard of Enders Analysis.
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But his lack of fiscal and political room for manoeuvre meant that he was unable to do much more than that.
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Some countries have more room for manoeuvre than others—and those that have it might not make the most of it.
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Analysts say Beijing's move to adopt a GDP target range, rather than a single growth figure, gives policymakers room to manoeuvre.
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"We think we have, on both sides, exhausted our margin of manoeuvre under our respective mandates," one senior EU official said.
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When they did their deal in 1998, the carmakers claimed it was a smart manoeuvre in the face of industry consolidation.
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He did, however, exclude the politically conservative but mostly flat Dakotas from the Redoubt because mechanised units could manoeuvre easily there.
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Starting from January, it hiked the export duty for fuel oil, a low-grade product, under a so-called "tax manoeuvre".
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Australian central bank has room for policy manoeuvre that would be the envy of other countries.
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But Iran has found its room for manoeuvre limited after the killing of Soleimani, Iran's top military commander, in a Jan.
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"As a result of the accident, which happened during takeoff manoeuvre, the plane's pilot has died," the ministry said on Twitter.
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If the special counsel survives that manoeuvre, he will not recalibrate his view of the rule of law as Mr Leo has.
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Germany, which has more budgetary room for manoeuvre than any other NATO country, spends a paltry 1.2% of its GDP on defence.
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The mayor was the arch-exponent of machine politics, using patronage, control of party funds and backroom deals to out-manoeuvre opponents.
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Having saved the party from disaster, without making many clear pledges, he has far more room for manoeuvre than his recent predecessors.
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Up to 600 "Manoeuvre Short Range Air Defence" teams equipped with these upgraded missiles will join American infantry units around the world.
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He choked to death on a hemp burger after refusing the Heimlich manoeuvre because he'd read somewhere that Dr Heimlich wasn't vegan.
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The authors argue that some interpretations of American law give boards of directors more room for manoeuvre here than is commonly understood.
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As China reduces its own room for manoeuvre, it risks forcing Mr Trump to concede ground to China to secure a deal.
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SPANISH FOREIGN MINISTRY SOURCE SAYS THERE MIGHT BE SOME ROOM TO MANOEUVRE FOR POLITICAL STATEMENT ON IRISH BACKSTOP, FORMAT NOT DECIDED YET
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But the Fed had hoped to see the balance-sheet shrink further, to give it room for manoeuvre in any future crisis.
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It's true that the manoeuvre boosted the paper value of his existing Iliad stake by around 500 million euros on Tuesday morning.
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"As we understand it, that means he has more room for manoeuvre than the outgoing Obama administration," Gatilov was quoted as saying.
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Sea-Eye said on Facebook that the C-Star "had engine damage, was unable to manoeuvre and was in need of assistance".
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Without much room to manoeuvre on rates, the ECB and the Bank of Japan (BOJ) are both likely to find other tools.
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That's especially true for economies in Europe, where "the room for fiscal manoeuvre is much more limited" compared to those in Asia.
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It gave them very little room for manoeuvre, so they were unable to use expansionary fiscal and monetary policy to reverse a downturn.
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Nor are they much inspired by the notion of accepting a seat-warmer to run the country while this tricky manoeuvre takes place.
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They also have more room for manoeuvre, enjoying majorities in their constituencies that are 17% higher, on average, than those of other MPs.
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"IT'S ALL PART of a grand manoeuvre," says a mobile-phone credit vendor leaning back in his chair and puffing on a cigarette.
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That pressure can be employed in the same way as the pressure of the wind on Earth, to drive and manoeuvre a craft.
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Adopting a target range rather than a single growth figure gives policymakers room to manoeuvre as the world's second-largest economy slows further.
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"Are we prepared for the Chinese to board?" asked an American admiral as he worked to manoeuvre other ships close to the Impeccable.
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If an F-16 pilot passes out during a violent manoeuvre, this automatically brings the aircraft into a straight and level flight path.
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They may have been left powerless as impenetrable organisations manoeuvre above them, but they have begun to organise protests and make themselves heard.
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Staikouras said strict European Union budget rules should be loosened to allow more fiscal room for manoeuvre to help tackle the coronavirus crisis.
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China senses that President Donald Trump's aversion to multilateral institutions such as the UN has given it more room to manoeuvre in them.
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It also exacerbates land erosion, as animals looking for grass manoeuvre around the cactus and eventually carve paths in the soil, he explained.
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It also exacerbates land erosion, as animals looking for grass manoeuvre around the cactus and eventually carve paths in the soil, he explained.
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The intentions of the manoeuvre are not clear and Sports Direct's billionaire CEO and founder Mike Ashley has raised eyebrows in the city.
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But May, weakened after losing her Conservative Party's majority at a June election she did not need to call, has little room for manoeuvre.
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Having set up a UK franchise, they hired the progressive-thinking sports businessman Brian Hewitt to help manoeuvre the brand into the public consciousness.
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But Mr Putin began a pivot towards Asia in the mid-2000s, well before Mr Obama undertook his own version of such a manoeuvre.
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But it could prove a political manoeuvre of exquisite effectiveness: rallying her party, energising her leadership, dividing Labour and shoring up its unpopular leader.
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"We decided to act on prices now as we have room for any such manoeuvre", Chief Executive Mike McCollum told analysts in a briefing.
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First, it has allowed emerging-market governments to sell bonds denominated in their own currencies, which has given them more fiscal room for manoeuvre.
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"It is no easy task to manoeuvre such a huge fish from a remote beach to an adequate site for autopsy," Towner told Gizmodo.
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But it would also obliterate many households' zollar savings, create a shortage of small bills and coins, and limit the room for macroeconomic manoeuvre.
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Investigators are studying whether there are any conditions under which MCAS could re-activate itself automatically, without the pilots reversing the cut-out manoeuvre.
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Two Italian government sources dismissed the Gazprom-ITGI announcement as a Russian manoeuvre designed to force its assent, saying officials were not consulted beforehand.
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"By surrounding himself with hardliners, Johnson could find himself boxed into a hard Brexit with little room for manoeuvre," they wrote in a note.
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He immediately disengaged the autopilot and carried out an avoidance manoeuvre while informing the captain of the drone's presence, BEA said on its website.
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Retail sales are growing in the double digits, corporate profits are rising and producer prices have increased rapidly, giving policymakers more room to manoeuvre.
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They were unimpressed by a manoeuvre which allowed Putin to come back as president for another two terms, and could be similarly irked now.
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Schaueble dismissed a suggestion this week by ECB head Mario Draghi that Germany should use fiscal room for manoeuvre to decrease its export surplus.
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Given that everybody knew he was going to win the leadership contest easily, Mr Johnson did not need to limit his room for manoeuvre thus.
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As Mr Trudeau admits, his room for manoeuvre was bought by the prudence of his predecessors, who left federal debt at just 32.5% of GDP.
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Bellatrix Aerospace's first customer is ISRO, which is also mentoring the company as it readies a water-based propellant to help manoeuvre satellites in space.
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A perception that the Bank of Japan could be running out of room for manoeuvre in terms of monetary stimulus, meanwhile, has boosted the yen.
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However, some judges say China's increasingly close relationship with Hong Kong and the limited scope of extradition hearings would leave them little room to manoeuvre.
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Moreover, freed from the need to sustain a human pilot, they could accelerate faster and manoeuvre more nimbly than is possible for a crewed plane.
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A satellite operator in San Francisco, called Planet, says that it was the first organisation to manoeuvre operational craft in this way, back in 2013.
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School districts' limited ability to manoeuvre shows up in California's education code, which, at 23,13 pages, is more than twice as long as the Bible.
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And even though in the near term there will be some uncertainty associated with leaving the EU, I think there is more room for manoeuvre.
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The lesson, in the form of an electoral defeat for Republicans in 1996, was powerful enough that neither party tried the manoeuvre again until 603.
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Investigators are studying whether there are any conditions under which MCAS could re-activate itself automatically, without the pilots intentionally reversing the cut-out manoeuvre.
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That manoeuvre suggests one possible outcome to this crisis, since such a ruling could eventually lead to remedial action by the state or federal government.
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But our traditions and our diplomatic history are different: we're less aligned with American diplomacy, which in this world gives us more room for manoeuvre.
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But when a three-year recession saddled Italian banks with 360 billion euros in soured debts, the government found itself with little room for manoeuvre.
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Congressional Republicans know that Mr Trump's voters like him more than the party; they are right to worry that this gives him room to manoeuvre.
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"Germany has lots of room to manoeuvre compared with other European countries," Bernhard Bartels said, pointing to a solid fiscal policy in the past years.
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Outlining the central bank's policy toolkit, Olsen said the country had space for manoeuvre both on monetary and fiscal policy in case of unforseen events.
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Though vastly outnumbered in Mosul, they have used the urban terrain and the cover of a civilian population to manoeuvre, launch attacks and avoid detection.
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The new governor of Turkey's central bank suggested that there was now "room to manoeuvre" on cutting interest rates, given a fall in inflation to 15.7%.
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In a small compound behind the club the limo driver is performing a manoeuvre called "turning the talent's car around", to smooth said talent's eventual exit.
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Although he has given no details, there could be margin of manoeuvre there, and the separatists could also hope to get more funds for their region.
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The spaceship with NASA's Shane Kimbrough and Russians Sergey Ryzhikov and Andrey Borisenko on board completed the docking manoeuvre at 12:52 Moscow time (0952 GMT).
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Mr Ramaphosa may try to limit the negative sideeffects from these ideas, but the fact that they exist as party policy reduces his room for manoeuvre.
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In addition, the car's sensors do not detect far back enough during an overtaking manoeuvre, while the emergency brake also performs inadequately, according to the report.
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On a stage, are two teams of five players, eyes glued to their computer monitors, fingers stabbing at keyboards, and hands frantically trying to manoeuvre mouses.
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Only 5 of the 19 that S&P looked at would be able double their exposures while some had virtually no room for manoeuvre at all.
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Airbus and Bombardier's manoeuvre "looks like a questionable deal between two heavily state-subsidised competitors to skirt the recent findings of the US government", Boeing said.
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They give him a lot of room to manoeuvre ... but eventually, when he challenges the Shi'ites and their interests, I think they will be very tough.
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"It's toing and froing, that's all," Gallo said, as he thinks that agreeing to hold talks is a manoeuvre from both sides to calm investor nerves.
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It can carry a large number of decoys or, it is rumoured, up to ten warheads—each able to manoeuvre independently after re-entering the atmosphere.
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The overall regime known as the "tax manoeuvre", designed to stimulate exports of premium refined products, is expected to remain intact over the next five years.
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There is "manoeuvre," the British spelling of "maneuver," for example, whose unpleasant extraneous vowels evoke the sound of "a cat coughing up a hairball," Dreyer says.
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China is also making rapid strides in developing so-called hypersonic missiles, which can manoeuvre sharply and travel at five times the speed of sound, or faster.
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That, and advanced flight computers, allow the plane to manoeuvre at speeds in which other planes would simply fall out of the air, according to Lockheed Martin.
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The next army chief will probably stick to General Sharif's policies of cracking down on domestic militants and seeking to constrain the civilian government's room for manoeuvre.
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We are also planning to reorganise our bank, to consolidate our business, so I think there's a lot of room for manoeuvre within the existing economic environment.
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The more Casino's shares fall, the less room Rallye has to manoeuvre since its credit lines require it to pledge Casino shares as collateral for its debts.
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It was launched by the owner of the Daily Mail in 1999 only as a defensive manoeuvre to prevent a Swedish firm from starting a similar paper.
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Making matters more ticklish, Theresa May's government in London is propped up by Northern Irish unionists hostile to any manoeuvre that weakens their link to the mainland.
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In his first comments after being appointed, new governor Murat Uysal signalled a rate cut, emphasising that the bank had "room for manoeuvre" in its monetary policy.
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With Brexit on the horizon, a slowing economy and the Bank of England hinting that interest rates could rise, May's government has little fiscal room for manoeuvre.
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The limited room for manoeuvre substantially increases the vulnerability of slow-moving tanker traffic to attacks from either the shore or hostile vessels within the strait itself.
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He added that increases in tax revenues would slow in coming years and interest rates would not get any lower, giving Germany less fiscal room for manoeuvre.
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The SNB regularly reviews the basis for calculating negative interest and adjusts it as necessary, in order to ensure room for manoeuvre in monetary policy going forward.
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It will be tricky to pull off a similar manoeuvre next time, as government grants helped to buoy the bottom line to 20083 million yuan ($111 million).
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His latest such manoeuvre came on July 19th, when Mr Haradinaj resigned as prime minister of Kosovo, saying he is now a suspect in a war-crimes case.
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The more Casino's shares fall, the less room Rallye has to manoeuvre since its credit lines also require it to pledge Casino shares as collateral for its debts.
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But, as she herself remarked about her predecessor, Gerhard Schröder, who tried to buy himself time with a similar manoeuvre back in 2004, the two jobs belong together.
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In short, says Peter Uebelhart of KPMG, an accounting firm, Switzerland is "using all the room for manoeuvre it has" to remain competitive while complying with international standards.
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They beg, they plead, they curse, they have to manoeuvre themselves into a variety of unflattering positions — mostly, though, they pull a lot of facial expressions like this.
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Baumann told shareholders at their annual meeting that he would make use of strategic room for manoeuvre, however, and that he would work toward raising the company dividend.
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Investors are confident that a widely expected big win for British Prime Minister Theresa May on June 8 will give her more room for manoeuvre in Brexit talks.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said that China faced great challenges, but there was still great potential and plenty of room to manoeuvre given the country's high savings rates.
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But his broader room for manoeuvre may be hemmed in by the strictures of the EPRDF, the rebel coalition that took over from the Derg military regime in 1991.
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IS clings on in the oldest parts of the city, where streets are narrow, making it hard to manoeuvre vehicles and increasing the risk of ambushes and civilian casualties.
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The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), an independent body, upgraded its forecasts of tax revenue, granting Mr Osborne £27 billion ($39 billion) more fiscal room for manoeuvre by 2020.
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With this favourable development, Germany is creating fiscal room to manoeuvre which enables the government to react to any crisis without having to ask others for help, Scholz said.
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That is the tendency of some to compare Israel to the Nazis, or the Holocaust to Israel's treatment of the Palestinians, a manoeuvre that is sometimes called "Holocaust inversion".
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Chancellor Angela Merkel has consistently rejected those calls, with Scholz saying that Berlin is already using the room for manoeuvre created by lower borrowing costs to spend where necessary.
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There are few details of how spending cuts will be achieved, which may reflect officials' need for room to manoeuvre depending on the reaction of parliament and the public.
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However, ministers have limited room to manoeuvre with over 40 Conservative lawmakers signed up to the proposal - more than enough to defeat May if opposition parties also back it.
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Vice journalist Samantha Cole noted that PayPal's acceptable use policy prohibits "certain sexually oriented materials or services," which gives the company room for manoeuvre in cases such as Pornhub.
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International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde denied on Sunday that IMF staff would push Greece closer to default as a negotiating manoeuvre on a new Greek bailout deal.
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"The resignation of a single minister is too little and early elections would be at this stage too much: this is the space for manoeuvre available," Iohannis told parliament.
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The important thing for the ECB is that its room for manoeuvre regarding its current asset-purchase programme has not been limited, Nordea chief European analyst Holger Sandte said.
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Sunak said he was studying "with interest" proposals to reclassify some government spending as investment which would give him more room for manoeuvre with public spending, the Telegraph said.
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"We chose to use a significant part of the room to manoeuvre in monetary policy in July and September in a front-loaded way," he said in a speech.
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Given a choice between red tape and freedom of manoeuvre, between quarterly earnings calls and long-term strategy, wouldn't anyone in their right mind steer clear of the public markets?
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Calling an election was the sort of high-risk, high-reward manoeuvre that could allow her to stamp her authority on the country and her name in the history books.
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While the ECB has argued that the programme has built-in flexibility, the comments suggest that such room for manoeuvre is now clearly limited and will constrain the Governing Council.
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The reason firms like Planet need to manoeuvre satellites in the first place is that the cheapest way to launch them is in groups taken up by a single rocket.
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This baffling manoeuvre followed an unauthorised referendum on independence held on October 20063st in which, his administration says, 2.3m (around 43% of the electorate) voted, 90% of them in favour.
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His manoeuvre resembled that of Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, who sat out one term as prime minister in 2008 before returning as president in 2012 against a wave of protests.
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"Luxury Awaits Above the Clouds" is the title of Lufthansa's Airbnb listing, the first flight to be offered on the site, according to Quartz , which first reported the curious manoeuvre.
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"The regulatory framework is very narrow and does not provide the room for free manoeuvre that deals such as this require," said one of the people familiar with the matter.
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ZF and Wabco already jointly developed a so-called Evasive Manoeuvre Assist system, which combines Wabco's braking, stability and vehicle dynamics control systems for trucks with ZF's active steering technology.
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The central bank said on Friday a possible tax manoeuvre by the government and a recovery in consumer demand carried upside risks for inflation, strengthening the case for prudent easing.
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In his first remarks since taking office nine days ago, new governor Murat Uysal was reported as hinting at rate cuts, saying there was "room for manoeuvre" in monetary policy.
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Sarkozy did not immediately respond in person but his lawyer, Thierry Herzog, issued a statement accusing the state prosecutor, which answers to the justice ministry, of a "shoddy political manoeuvre".
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The two companies said on Thursday the initial focus of the partnership would be on developing a new crane to manoeuvre and install turbines that are sometimes taller than skyscrapers.
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Strict European Union borrowing limits should be loosened to allow more room for manoeuvre and the flexibility envisaged by the EU's budget rules should be used "in full", he continued.
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The 48-year-old Arrieta said that his team had always planned to attack following the short downhill and that their positioning in the peloton was justification for their manoeuvre.
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Contacts are maintained and Costa asked the European Commission to allow Portugal to vary the VAT on energy according to consumption levels, thus buying time and some margin of manoeuvre.
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It marked the first time the ESA had to perform "a collision avoidance manoeuvre' to protect one of its satellites from colliding with a 'mega constellation,'" noted the space agency.
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Yet General Motors (GM), which last year joined Toyota and Volkswagen in an elite group that sells over 10m vehicles a year, may be on the brink of such a manoeuvre.
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Italy's government has often come to Alitalia's rescue in past years, but Rome is currently dealing with a banking crisis and has very limited room for manoeuvre because of EU rules.
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Inflation expectations for 5-10 years' time held broadly steady at 2.7 percent, which Citi said "gives the Bank of England some room for manoeuvre when trying to support the economy".
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"It's a risky manoeuvre, but if it succeeds, it has the potential to bring the bank back on course," a person close to one of the top 10 biggest shareholders said.
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The latest kerfuffle concerns a government plan to enshrine the date of leaving the EU in law, a tactic that will only reduce the room for manoeuvre when the deadline approaches.
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That has given the PBOC room to manoeuvre at a time when it needs to contain speculative bubbles and risky lending while avoiding abrupt tightening measures that could hurt the economy.
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The veteran Cassini spacecraft has pulled off an impressive high speed manoeuvre: passing between the narrow gap between Saturn's upper atmosphere and the planet's rings, traveling at speeds of around 77,000mph.
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NASA says that Cassini came within around 1,900 miles of Saturn's cloud tops and within about 200 miles of the innermost visible edge of the rings as it made the manoeuvre.
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"However, more fiscal stimulus - in the form of public investment - in countries that have room for manoeuvre, and structural reform more widely - is also needed to support monetary policy," he said.
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"We have room for manoeuvre in monetary policy," he said, adding that the outlook for inflation remains benign and that this gives the central bank an ability to pursue countercyclical policies.
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The exercises included a repeated three-aircraft attack on a target at sea, combined fire-and-manoeuvre tactics, and night-time operations, the magazine said without revealing details of the drills.
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All this came after Mr Johnson announced on August 28th that Parliament would be suspended for almost five weeks from next week, giving MPs very little time in which to manoeuvre.
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According to YouTube, though, Creators for Change is not a look-over-here manoeuvre; it is an attempt to amplify the voices of creators using the platform to inflict social change.
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UK December gas declined two percent during the week, potentially capping Asian gains, while traders worked to manoeuvre cargoes from north-west European terminals to Asia as regional price spreads widened.
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This near-term loosening illustrates the government's flexibility to smooth multi-year responses to changes in the economic outlook, but as the 2019/2530 deadline looms room for manoeuvre may diminish.
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Economists and opposition have said above-average pension and wage bumps and other handouts in recent years have left little room to manoeuvre in the budget in times of economic weakness.
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BEIJING, May 10 (Reuters) - China's central bank said on Friday it is fully able to cope with external uncertainties, as it has "rich" policy tools and ample policy room to manoeuvre.
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The envisaged rebalancing of fiscal and monetary policy would stabilise the management of the economy and give authorities room to manoeuvre in case of unforeseen shocks in the future, Njoroge said.
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One reason why China's gay activists appear to have more room to manoeuvre than other kinds of campaigners may be that the Communist Party does not see them as a political threat.
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Investors expect her Conservatives to win by a landslide, giving her a clear domestic mandate that may increase her room for manoeuvre as Britain heads into exit negotiations with the European Union.
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Among the eight hours of video, which was seized by the Free Syrian Army and passed on to Sky News, is a segment showing Isis members trying to manoeuvre a driverless car.
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But he thinks the chances of success would be minimal because it would be seen as a wrecking manoeuvre by the other parties to the deal, and Iran would surely never agree.
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"Even though we have already gone a long way with negative interest and our willingness to intervene in the markets, there is still room for manoeuvre in our monetary policy," Jordan said.
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The fact that the Park did not formally step down was likely a legal manoeuvre to avoid prosecution; prosecutors labelled the head of state a co-conspirator with Choi on Nov. 20.
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"The proof will of course be in the pudding - we have some concerns over the timeframe and that the details could leave plenty of room to manoeuvre," Hirst said in a statement.
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It is an indicator of her underrated strength that Mrs Clinton has largely avoided lurching to the left after Mr Sanders, a manoeuvre that would inevitably damage her in the general election.
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The early election in June means May will not have to face the voters again until 2022, giving her a wider margin of manoeuvre at the tail end of the Brexit talks.
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To that end, he has helped manoeuvre France-friendly nominees into top European jobs, including Ursula von der Leyen, the incoming European Commission president, and Christine Lagarde at the European Central Bank.
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MILAN, May 20 (Reuters) - Investor confidence is key for the sustainability of Italy's 2.3 trillion euro ($2.6 trillion) debt, which limits Rome's room for manoeuvre, Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said on Monday.
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"It should not be that a malfunction in loading a song creates a braking manoeuvre," Kroeger said, adding that hackers have been able to manipulate a vehicle by breaking into its infotainment system.
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The FDA is a complicated agency of 17,000 staff and Mr Gottlieb may have little financial room for manoeuvre: under Donald Trump and a Republican Congress, the hope of more funds is slim.
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Their ability to lobby and shape the process is certainly greater than that of British MPs, whose political freedom of manoeuvre and collective stock of relevant knowledge and experience are both much smaller.
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After she lost her majority in a botched election gamble, some senior ministers have resorted to public bickering over Brexit and state spending as they manoeuvre in expectation she will soon be toppled.
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TIGHTER FINANCES Germany's slower-than-previously-expected growth means Finance Minister Olaf Scholz's fiscal room for manoeuvre is getting tighter as tax revenues are likely to come in lower than expected this year.
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Theresa May, the new prime minister, has made encouraging noises about a fiscal stimulus, though with the budget deficit already at about 4% of GDP she does not have much room to manoeuvre.
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"Emboldened state-level opposition leaders will directly challenge the central government, leaving (Prime Minister Narendra) Modi with less room for manoeuvre on economic reform at a time of slowing growth," Eurasia's note said.
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Societe Generale * SocGen says its regulatory cet1 phased-in ratio as of end sept 2016 gives the group comfortable room for manoeuvre to meet new ecb requirements Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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G20 financial leaders will discuss on Friday and Saturday how to better coordinate their policy response by trying to identify which policy areas and which countries still had room for manoeuvre to do more.
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The refugee crisis limits Germany's room for fiscal manoeuvre but will not force it into budget cuts, Schaeuble said, adding that the crisis was an issue that should be separated from Greece's reform programme.
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"If I were the chancellor, I would be announcing lots of strategies and reviews and probably trying to do as little as possible, given the limited room for manoeuvre," Conservative lawmaker Nicky Morgan said.
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"The ECB is close to exhausting its room to manoeuvre on interest rates and if more easing is required, QE will have to play a bigger role," Pimco said in a note on Tuesday.
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Moreover, whereas a helicopter needs to vary the pitch of its blades (the angle at which they attack the air) in order to manoeuvre, the multiple rotors on a drone have a fixed pitch.
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Jordan added that the central bank's negative interest rate, currently at minus 0.75 percent, was an important tool for managing inflation, and that the bank still had "room to manoeuvre" in its monetary policy.
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The move brought in fresh capital without diluting its equity, giving RWE room to manoeuvre after years of falling wholesale power prices and Germany's decision to exit nuclear almost destroyed its traditional business model.
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The Fed's move is widely seen as influencing how other major central banks will act, even if the ECB and Bank of England have less room to manoeuvre with uncertainty over Brexit still pervasive.
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Such a manoeuvre is usually "outside the flight envelope" for most jet aircraft, but the PAN's Solo pilot can execute it in complete safety, thanks to the outstanding handling capabilities of the MB.339.
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Analysts and lawyers does not think the manoeuvre heralds a coming wave of nationalizations, but said the sudden seizure of Anbang sent a strong message and raised questions about the future of its assets.
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The People's Liberation Army (PLA) also rolled out a hypersonic missile, known as the DF-17, which theoretically can manoeuvre sharply at many times the speed of sound, making it extremely difficult to counter.
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Putin has long been attempting to engineer a pivot to Asia as he loses friends in the West—a manoeuvre that's so far succeeded in China and most recently, the Philippines under President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Huawei could be angling to boost its reputation by taking on the top smartphone player, he said, while Samsung's suit might be a manoeuvre to force Huawei to settle its claims as soon as possible.
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But some analysts now think one or more cuts are likely if the trade dispute spirals out of control and the U.S. Federal Reserve starts cutting its rates, giving the PBOC more room to manoeuvre.
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Along with the introduction of armed guards, barbed wire and evasive-manoeuvre training on merchant ships, this campaign has slashed the number of successful boarding incidents off Somalia, according to Henry MacHale at Aspen Insurance.
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On spotting an aeroplane that is getting too close, the TCAS issues a warning to both pilots and recommends an evasive manoeuvre, such as climbing or descending, in co-ordination with the other aircraft's system.
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With so little room for manoeuvre and such high penalties for non-compliance, their quiet conformity belies a devastating loss of freedom, a crushing of the spirit that only their great-grandparents could relate to.
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Investors will be hopeful returns will rise further in the coming years, with the bank's core capital ratio a key measure of a lender's resilience coming in at 16.2 percent, giving it room to manoeuvre.
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Shortly before the manoeuvre, the air traffic controller had been in communication with other aircraft when the voice from Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 interrupted, saying "break, break" - signalling that other non-urgent communications should cease.
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Xi noted China had ample room to manoeuvre in the macroeconomic policy space and that the country's economy got off to a good start in 2019 as key indicators were kept in a reasonable range.
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Not keen on hasty moves, Draghi is likely to manoeuvre through with verbal action, highlighting the increased risks and opening the door to changes as soon as September, when the bank releases fresh economic forecasts.
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Cetinkaya's replacement, deputy governor Murat Uysal, fuelled expectations that his first monetary policy meeting as chief will approve a cut when he said on Monday that the bank had room for manoeuvre on monetary policy.
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LONDON, July 1 (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister challenged the two contenders to become the country's next prime minister over their promises to use room for manoeuvre in the public finances to increase spending after Brexit.
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Better to make an unrealistic claim ("I hope to go on and on," Margaret Thatcher said) than to name your sell-by date and give your fellow politicians yet another excuse to manoeuvre for the succession.
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"The system would therefore reduce, if not remove altogether, the need for tugs to manoeuvre aircraft in and out of stands, delivering more efficient turnaround times and increased on time performance," easyJet said in a statement.
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What is different about the hypersonic weapons in the pipeline is that they are designed to sustain such speeds over long distances, manoeuvre as they do so and, in some cases, hit targets with pinpoint accuracy.
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A U.S navy warship conducted a so-called freedom of navigation drill near Mischief Reef in the disputed Spratly Islands on Thursday, the first such manoeuvre under the Trump administration, prompting an angry response from Beijing.
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Any move from the Fed is widely seen as influencing how other major central banks will act, even if the ECB and Bank of England have less room to manoeuvre with uncertainty over Brexit still pervasive.
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With a view to further increasing the banks' room for manoeuvre, the SNB is examining whether a relaxation of the countercyclical capital buffer would be possible despite the risks on the mortgage and real estate markets.
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This is a very spectacular and complex manoeuvre, which no one else is capable of reproducing, especially due to the difficulty in opposition passing and rejoining in the very short time frames required for a display.
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This year's inflation fall cleared the way for easing, and such expectations grew after Murat Uysal was appointed central bank governor and said there was room to manoeuvre on policy given the improving trend in prices.
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The projections for both years are lower than previously targeted and give potential room for manoeuvre to a new government being negotiated by the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the centre-left Democratic Party (PD).
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Outteridge, who is an Olympic gold medallist in the physically demanding 49er skiff, slipped and shot off the back of his "flying" high-tech catamaran as it went through a high-speed manoeuvre on Bermuda's Great Sound.
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"With this, customers are getting the room for manoeuvre they need to intensively and holistically address their digital transformation and recognise the chances and innovations they need to succeed in future," the DSAG said in a statement.
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Tokyo's circumspection suggested it was wary of stirring tension with Washington over currency and trade issues, leaving it with little room to manoeuvre as it worries that an unwelcome spike in the yen could dent its exports.
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An unpowered ICBM warhead spends most of its time in the vacuum of space where it cannot duck or dive, but HGVsspend 22017% of their time below 2207km, allowing them to manoeuvre for most of their flight.
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Firstly, fiscal multipliers were boosted by the fact that monetary policy had limited room for manoeuvre to cushion the output cost of fiscal tightening, given that policy interest rates were close or already at their lower bound.
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Moscow had earlier refused a request from Belarus for compensation from a change in Russian oil taxes, known as the oil tax manoeuvre, which envisages a gradual cut to oil export duties over the next few years.
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But when a harsh recession saddled its lenders with a collective 360 billion euros of soured debts, Rome found itself with little room for manoeuvre due to the introduction of new European rules on allowing bank bailouts.
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They could sell their stake, and potentially attract a rival takeover, they could manoeuvre to buy the rest of the firm at a low-ball offer or they could negotiate on price in return for Gilbert's support.
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Netanyahu's main rival, Benny Gantz, was elected parliamentary speaker on Thursday, in a surprise manoeuvre that could herald a unity government keeping the veteran premier in power and end a year of political deadlock in the country.
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz's fiscal room for manoeuvre is getting tighter because tax revenues are likely to come in lower than expected this year as exporters are hit by weaker foreign demand, trade disputes and Brexit uncertainty.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's acting government has lowered its growth forecasts due to domestic and external factors such as trade tensions and raised its deficit estimate, just as political gridlock narrows Madrid's room for manoeuvre on budgetary matters.
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The ill-fated tactic on everyone's lips is the filibuster, a manoeuvre dating back to the 19th century whereby senators hold forth in debate for as long as they like to thwart a vote they expect to lose.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Dutch driver Max Verstappen said he had no plans to change his style after Formula One's governing body outlawed a defensive manoeuvre that the Red Bull youngster has used to keep his rivals behind him.
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"They're working with their lenders to manoeuvre through obviously what is quite challenging times for them," said Kar Yue Yeo, managing director of Equity Research at First Capital NZ, adding Fletcher's size and status would help its case.
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The government said it had room to manoeuvre on spending because Denmark's public finances were in good shape after years of austerity and that it would also raise taxes on businesses to help pay for the policy shift.
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US officials at the time accused the Chinese vessel of carrying out an "unsafe and unprofessional manoeuvre" by sailing within 45 yards of the US warship during a "freedom of navigation" patrol (FONOP) near the disputed Spratly Islands.
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Along the way you apparently witness the birth of a new planet before - of course - something goes wrong and your safe return is in jeopardy before an expert manoeuvre gets you back to base, 189 frantic seconds later.
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"Its proposal to replace our existing directors with its own hand-picked nominees is simply a tactical manoeuvre to facilitate a transaction that will transfer value that rightly belongs to Medivation stockholders to Sanofi," said CEO David Hung.
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"It's not often you feel like you know what you're doing with your swing and the ball's reacting the way you want it to and you're able to manoeuvre the ball the way you want," Kuchar told reporters.
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Match may be one of the more established dating sites, but it's certainly not old fashioned — and they continue to load their app with more and more ways for users to manoeuvre through the masses and find their person.
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"Given the bank's increasing confidence about ongoing disinflation, it utilised the room for policy manoeuvre and over-delivered again while maintaining its previous guidance ... that signals a more cautious policy stance," wrote Muhammet Mercan, chief economist, Turkey at ING.
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BERN, Switzerland, April 29 (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank has further room to manoeuvre in its monetary policy and will not shy away from using unconventional measures if that is in the country's interests, its chairman said on Friday.
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But his retirement is less a graceful bowing-out than a manoeuvre designed to allow him to micromanage the transition to a new leader, just as he has micromanaged every other aspect of Kazakh politics for so many years.
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CHINA BUDGET: China's decision to increase its budget deficit ratio to 2.8 percent this year from 2.6 percent in 2018 is appropriate for the economy, and leaves room for policymakers to manoeuvre, Finance Minister Liu Kun said on Thursday.
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Instead of trying to supplant Steam as the main destination for Windows games via "a series of sneaky manoeuvre," Microsoft should remember the PC's proud history of having an open ecosystem and abandon its plans to lock everything down.
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In his only performance of the day, he maintained straight bodylines as he lifted himself into a succession of strength moves — such as the inverted cross, the Maltese manoeuvre and the handstand — in a routine packed with high difficulty.
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This debt is not unusual for advanced economies, though it is double its share of GDP compared with before the financial crisis, and the finance ministry worries that rising debt would limit its room for manoeuvre in future crises.
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Russia, the world's biggest oil producer, is in the midst of a so-called "tax manoeuvre" whereby it is gradually increasing its mineral extraction tax (MET), while at the same time cutting export duties on oil and refined products.
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Johnson's Conservative Party pledged ahead of last week's election to borrow more money to fund public investment but the figures show Javid will have little room for manoeuvre after promising to balance day-to-day spending within three years.
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Analysts and traders believe policymakers are signalling to nervous markets that they remain ready to act to prop up slowing growth, despite a recent spike in consumer inflation which some fear may limit the central bank's room to manoeuvre.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond challenged the two contenders seeking to become the country's next prime minister over their promises to use existing room for manoeuvre in the government post-Brexit budget plans to increase public spending.
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Repeatedly shifting his position and blocking the tanks' way as they tried to manoeuvre around him, Tank Man became a symbol, in the West at least, of peaceful resistance, personal dignity against brute force and the individual against the totalitarian regime.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May, who is boxed in on her options for Brexit, had her room for manoeuvre further diminished when she was briefly locked in her car in front of German leader Angela Merkel on Tuesday.
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Last year's expected growth of 6.7 percent, though the slowest in 26 years, will have given the government a little more room to manoeuvre, but Beijing will not tolerate a sharp slowdown ahead of the leadership transition, the policy sources said.
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Turnbull is using the rare "double dissolution" manoeuvre - only possible in Australia after a bill has been rejected by the Senate twice - to revamp a Senate dominated by a host of unaligned minor parties and the main center-left Labor party.
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In his latest experiments, Dr Bae has managed to amplify the thrust imparted by a single nudge of the laser by a factor of 1,500, which is big enough to manoeuvre a CubeSat as well as a conventional thruster would.
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The risky manoeuvre involves running towards the spring, a jump by blocking the hand, swinging the legs into two somersaults during flight, and finally, a difficult landing that can break the neck and cause spinal injuries if it is unbalanced.
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In a bid to complicate any such manoeuvre, lawmakers adopted by a 315-274 margin a proposal that would require parliament to be sitting to consider Northern Irish affairs for several days in September and October even if it was suspended.
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Ce modèle a été malmené depuis, d'abord par la décolonisation et plus tard par des années de crise économique, la stigmatisation de particularismes culturels, l'individualisme forcené des nouvelles générations et la globalisation, qui a réduit les marges de manoeuvre de l'Etat.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The European Union will not agree to renegotiate the deal on Britain's exit from the bloc but there might be some margin of manoeuvre for a statement on the Irish backstop, a Spanish foreign ministry source told Reuters.
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But he said there was some room for manoeuvre in interpreting other parts of the coalition accord, including a clause that offers protections for previously agreed deals and another that bans arms sales to any parties to the war in Yemen.
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Labour reject that outcome and are seeking to put political pressure on her during the debate by proposing a so-called amendment to the approval motion - a manoeuvre which could be used to show parliament opposes a no-deal exit.
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Investors are watching for signs that the BoE will take further measures to help the world's fifth-biggest economy before its next scheduled announcement on March 26, even though its room for manoeuvre has been reduced by last week's action.
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But the latest manoeuvre by a minority government that has been forced to compromise with parliament worried some lawmakers who feared it would hand the EU an incentive to withhold any agreement on an exit deal to force a "softer" Brexit.
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Investors are watching for signs that the BoE will take further measures to help the world's fifth-biggest economy before its next scheduled announcement on March 26, even though its room for manoeuvre has been reduced by last week's action.
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Mr Nair says he often uses music in cases where he needs to stop the blood supply to the kidney for the safe excision of a tumour: this is a time-sensitive manoeuvre, and music can help to provide a tempo.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI, July 13 (Reuters) - China's latest manoeuvre in a sweeping crackdown on internet content has sent a chill through a diverse community of filmmakers, bloggers, media and educators who fear their sites could be shut down as Beijing tightens control.
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"A shrinking pool of central bank reserves, large foreign currency rollover needs, and other economic vulnerabilities will limit Turkey's room for manoeuvre in Syria," said Karl Schamotta, director of foreign exchange strategy and structured products at Cambridge Global Payments in Toronto.
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A drop in Turkey's annual inflation rate to 133%, the lowest in almost three years, increased the betting that the central bank would cut interest rates again, despite recent remarks by its new governor that there was limited room for manoeuvre.
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According to five Honda insiders, quality blunders have helped squeeze the operating margin at its global automotive business to 2%-3% - giving it less room for manoeuvre just as bigger rivals are building partnerships and overhauling their operations to become stronger.
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That was seen as a manoeuvre to release Ten from expensive licensing contracts with U.S. studios such as CBS before the magnates followed up with a takeover offer, but instead it allowed the U.S. network to jump in with a bid.
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HAMBURG, Aug 24 (Reuters) - The dramatic growth in Germany's public sector surplus over the first half means the government has extra room for manoeuvre, Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Friday after data was released showing the surplus at a record high.
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The "boost-glide" system which would allow an incoming weapon to fly and manoeuvre, rather than just fall; the cruise missile with an intercontinental range; and the nuclear-armed long-range underwater vehicle are all designed to defeat future American missile defences.
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"As stated on several occasions, the budget manoeuvre that this Government is preparing to launch is brave and responsible, focusing on the growth and well-being of citizens," the Italian finance minister Giovanni Tria said Thursday in a letter to the European Commission.
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Facing rebellion among Conservatives who say it binds Britain too much to EU rules, and opposition from those who want to keep even closer ties to the bloc or to stop Brexit, May's room for manoeuvre is limited, raising risks of an upset.
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We've got well used to Verstappen's impressive moves – just think back to Spa last year and going around the outside of Felipe Nasr at Blanchimont – and this British GP manoeuvre is one that we will be looking back on for years to come.
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But after the budget vote, where the Socialists lost the support of Catalan nationalists who helped bring them to power, that looks difficult, and the government would have limited room for manoeuvre, Budget Minister Maria Jesus Montero told COPE radio on Thursday.
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"Randhawa did a manoeuvre close to a funeral procession and PC Bulley went over to speak to him and give him advice on his inconsiderate driving," said acting detective inspector Paul Weymouth, a senior investigating officer in what became known as "Operation Boom".
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People in Merkel's party are also aware that her room for manoeuvre could become more limited after the election if she ends up switching coalition partners, dumping the Macron-friendly Social Democrats (SPD) in favour of the more critical Free Democrats (FDP).
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At around 8,000ft the Auto-GCAS—which continuously compares an aircraft's predicted trajectory with onboard data about the terrain— recognized the dire situation the student pilot was in and engaged the aircraft into a manoeuvre that pulled the pilot out of danger.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank cut its inflation forecasts on Wednesday and new governor Murat Uysal said it has "considerable" room for manoeuvre on interest rates in coming months, a week after it began an expected policy easing cycle with a big cut.
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Separately, Turkey's central bank cut its inflation forecasts on Wednesday and new governor Murat Uysal said it has "considerable" room for manoeuvre on interest rates in coming months, a week after it began an expected policy easing cycle with a big cut.
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The events give the parties a chance to turn their campaigns away from having to appeal to the activists who dominate the primaries, and towards the centre ground before November's general election (political scientists call this manoeuvre "the post-primary moderation effect").
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If MCAS misfires, forcing the nose down in a manoeuvre similar to a condition that pilots know as runaway trim, pilots are supposed to hit two cut-out switches at the plane's centre console to turn off power to the electric trim system.
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MADRID, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The European Union will not agree to renegotiate the deal on Britain's exit from the bloc but there might be some margin for manoeuvre for a statement on the Irish backstop, a Spanish foreign ministry source told Reuters.
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People in Merkel's party are also aware that her room for manoeuvre could become more limited after the election if she ends up switching coalition partners, dumping the Macron-friendly Social Democrats (SPD) in favor of the more critical Free Democrats (FDP).
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A 70-percent drop in spot LNG prices LNG-AS since April 2017 and a growing supply overhang has given trading houses room to manoeuvre as established players from producers to oil majors turned to traders as a flexible source of demand.
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"The most probable scenario is that parliament will tell the government to provide a set of tools to help ensure that tax havens, in the real sense of the word, don't find the room for manoeuvre that they've had until now," he added.
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Murat Uysal, who was appointed governor after President Tayyip Erdogan ousted his predecessor, said the bank had "room for manoeuvre" in its monetary policy as he expected disinflation to continue in 2019 on the back of declining cost pressure and weaker domestic demand.
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BUDAPEST, March 19 (Reuters) - Hungary's finance minister said on Thursday that the banking sector had sufficient room of manoeuvre to support the government's blanket moratorium on all loan repayments until the end of the year, after a highly profitable year in 2019.
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Australia's No. 2 airline has been struggling financially relative to deep-pocketed rival Qantas Airways Ltd, and decisions made by Scurrah's long-serving predecessor, John Borghetti, make it more difficult to manoeuvre amid declining consumer and business confidence and slow economic growth.
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As the crew in colour-coded uniforms raced to service dozens of aircraft taking off and landing, "handlers" in the flight deck control made sure the deck had enough room for jets to manoeuvre and refuel with the help of a "Ouija board".
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Uchimura suffered the most spectacular of falls from the horizontal bar — an apparatus on which he is the reigning world champion — as he lost his grip following a release and catch manoeuvre and produced a deafening thud as he landed on his back.
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SEOUL, March 20 (Reuters) - The breakdown at last month's U.S.-North Korea summit has left South Korean President Moon Jae-in with little room to manoeuvre and exacerbated divisions within his government over how to break the impasse, three sources familiar with the issue said.
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The result is a big setback for Merkel, who has led Europe's biggest economy for a decade, and could narrow her room for manoeuvre as she tries to convince her European Union partners to seal a deal with Turkey to stem the tide of migrants.
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BERLIN, Nov 15 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel signalled a readiness on Tuesday to discuss the parameters of the free movement of people in the European Union, in remarks that may open some room for manoeuvre in talks on Britain's exit from the bloc.
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His cautious comments raise the chances that the ECB will opt to phase out quantitative easing only very slowly next year, despite solid economic growth in the region and a scarcity of eligible debt for bond purchases that limit the bank's room for manoeuvre.
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This will give the cabinet more room to manoeuvre, and the 5-Star and PD are likely to share similar views on the need to bolster welfare spending for the poor, do more to boost the underdeveloped south and perhaps introduce a minimum wage.
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The result is a big setback for Merkel, who has led Europe's biggest economy for a decade, and could narrow her room for manoeuvre as she tries to convince her European Union partners to seal a deal with Turkey to stem the tide of migrants.
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At end-443 Popular's FCC and fully loaded CET1 ratios stood at 11.8% and 10.9%, respectively, which we consider as just acceptable given that unreserved problem assets account for a very high 217% of FCC, limiting the bank's margin of manoeuvre to absorb unexpected shocks.
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The sequence of interventions, by Roth and Steinmeier from the SPD, and Dobrindt and former defence minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg on the right, highlight how Merkel's diminished authority in her fourth and likely final term in office is limiting her room for manoeuvre.
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Meanwhile, its EBITDA has nearly doubled to 120 billion yen ($1.1 billion) in the five years to 2017, and its debt burden has come down from 2013 highs of just under 40 percent of equity, to modest levels around 15 percent, leaving plenty of room for manoeuvre.
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"Moving from interest rates being 'low for long' to being 'low forever' would severely limit the room for manoeuvre for conventional monetary policy tools, but even more worryingly, it would threaten the contract between generations as well as risk tearing up our social fabric," Coeure said.
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That should give Mr Rohani more room for manoeuvre to push through the laws he needs to open Iran for foreign investment and claw back some of the assets Iran's big conglomerates, controlled by clerics and Revolutionary Guards, amassed when Iran was cut off from the world.
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In 1985, while he was making "Top Gun", a jingoistic and intriguingly homoerotic paean to naval aviation, Tony Scott, a film director, was told that a single manoeuvre he wanted the USS Enterprise to make in order to get the perfect lighting would cost his studio $25,000.
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Mr Macron won a diplomatic triumph in the summer when he persuaded Angela Merkel and other leaders to help him manoeuvre Ursula von der Leyen, a German minister who shares his vision of a tougher and more thrusting EU, into the leadership of the union's executive.
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A former journalist from central China, now working for a big technology company, describes friends who took low-paid jobs with a party newspaper, then a year's sabbatical to pursue a master's degree overseas—a double-manoeuvre that earned them hukou in Beijing on their return.
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Putin, speaking at a news conference after holding talks with Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, said Moscow understood that Rome's room for manoeuvre was limited by various factors, but said he hoped Italy could explain to the EU the damage that the bloc's sanctions had done.
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A wayward elbow, which last week connected with the chest of an opposition member of Canada's Parliament, has already derailed a crucial piece of government legislation, forced the neophyte Trudeau administration to walk back a "draconian" procedural manoeuvre, and hurt the prime minister's personal polling numbers.
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"We agreed that the world economic environment is better than some feared a few months ago," Schaeuble told Reuters after the first round of talks, adding that Germany had growing room for room for fiscal manoeuvre which he is in favour of using in the next legislative period.
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Once itself in geosynchronous orbit, at an altitude of 22023,21km, each drone will slowly approach and clamp onto such an exhausted com-sat, giving it a new set of thrusters with which to manoeuvre—and thus, since the thrusters should last 22 years, a new lease of life.
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Bureaucracies may be good at telling firms to do things; they are not necessarily good at getting them to do things in the best way, because they allow too little room for manoeuvre, or of thinking up what the most interesting things for them to do might be.
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PAINFUL DECADE The RBS dividend payout follows a painful decade of massive misconduct and restructuring costs following its 2008 bailout and investors will be looking for returns to rise further in the coming years, with the bank's core capital ratio giving it room to manoeuvre at 16.2 percent.
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Add to that, Zuckerberg has arguably boxed himself in, politically speaking, thanks to a series of disingenuous, misleading and abstruse claims and statements made to lawmakers — limiting his room for manoeuvre or for rethinking his approach; let alone being able to genuinely compromise or make honest platform changes.
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Though Jupiter has had other man-made visitors, all but one of them simply flew past it on their way elsewhere, taking a few photographs to send back home while they gathered energy from the Jovian gravitational field in a so-called slingshot manoeuvre, to speed their journeys up.
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Much of that spending will be dictated by the Industrial Strategy, due to be outlined in the coming weeks, which is seen as both an economic necessity to boost productivity and a political manoeuvre to re-engage with disillusioned low-income workers, many of whom voted for Brexit.
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"A thin parliamentary majority ... together with weak leadership and significant intra-party cleavages in both the PD and 5-Star will limit the room for manoeuvre and the shelf-life of a possible 5-Star-PD government," the London-based political risk consultancy Teneo said in a commentary.
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"Our rivals have also seen this pressure but we are in the turnaround phase so we have less room for manoeuvre," Kreis said, adding that rising freight volumes made the company optimistic that it could start to pass on higher rates in the second half of the year.
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With Republicans in control of Congress and the White House, there is only one barrier to Mr Trump seating a justice of his choice: the Senate filibuster, a manoeuvre that allows the minority party to prolong debate and block votes as long as the majority is weaker than 60 votes.
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Mr Salvini's tough stance, endorsed by the M5S leader, Luigi Di Maio, should win the government some room for manoeuvre: it has become increasingly clear that it plans to implement only gradually some of its more vote-catching undertakings, including tax cuts and a new benefit for the poor and unemployed.
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"The plan is formed on the basis of actual long-term development programme and takes into account changes in Russia's fiscal law and a possibility of carrying out a manoeuvre with the production volumes in order to boost sales efficiency in the first half 2017," the company said in a statement.
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Schaeuble said that while Germany would need to put funds toward integrating the hundreds of thousands of migrants who arrived here last year and on domestic security - at a time when a series of attacks on civilians have left Germans on edge - there would be room for manoeuvre on taxes.
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As he arrived for a meeting of EU ministers in Luxembourg, Roth told reporters that Berlin was aware that May had difficulties in getting a parliamentary majority but that the EU had limited room for manoeuvre to go any further toward the British position on avoiding a hard border for Northern Ireland.
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Mr Corbyn is such a powerful candidate because he is performing exactly the same manoeuvre: arguing that the only way to solve problems that really matter to people—the shortage of homes, the awful trains, the unsatisfactory economic situation—is to break with the consensus that Mrs Thatcher established in the 1980s.
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Allies of Mr Trump have praised him for standing up to a bullying China and—by triggering a mini-crisis even before his inauguration in January—expanding his room for manoeuvre with Beijing once he does take office, and begins haggling over such questions as trade and Chinese help over North Korea's nuclear programme.
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So-called "accessible" hotel rooms have roll-in bathrooms but not enough space to manoeuvre a wheelchair around the bed; floor numbers are written in braille in lifts but room numbers on doors are not, and travellers are often left stranded on at the bottom of steps, on trains or alone in unfamiliar places.
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In 2016, a year where Meghan Trainor – who has literally won a Grammy for entertaining – can go on Graham Norton and manoeuvre through her latest single like a list of unpleasant chores, it feels a little defeatist to hurl a torrent of shit at someone operating so far outside the box of reality they make Picasso look basic.
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There have been minor tweaks and improvement to his game – he's more comfortable with his back to goal these days, runs the channels more readily, and is more of a leader – but his central MO of pared-back predatory finishing has remained unchanged; his trademark manoeuvre is still the 'shift it, blam it' ploy, often executed in a crowded penalty area.
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Shah said that, in the interview, Trump had been voicing opposition not to either of those bills but to a "discharge petition," a rarely used procedural manoeuvre House Republicans had threatened to employ that would have forced debate on four immigration bills, including a popular bipartisan one that would have a good chance of passing the House but is opposed by Trump, Ryan and House conservatives.
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