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Meanings of tactical manoeuvre in English
Synonyms
Examples for "maneuver"
Examples for "maneuver"
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Their main maneuver is that they don't talk about the financial crisis.
2
Of course, higher accelerations means a riskier maneuver for my precious iPhone.
3
Tail wagging, he repeated the maneuver, working his way along the foundation.
4
This simple maneuver by the President was the beginning of their discomfiture.
5
It would be a difficult maneuver, especially if Republicans win the elections.
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Their main manoeuvre is that they don't talk about the financial crisis.
2
However, they found plenty of room for manoeuvre with the new ownership.
3
The bailout programme for Greece leaves the government little room for manoeuvre.
4
The limited room for manoeuvre in Budget 2018 has been much discussed.
5
The five horsemen were not slow in the execution of their manoeuvre.
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His apparent acceptance of it at Atlanta was only a tactical maneuver.
2
That may be a tactical maneuver on their part.
3
He planned the execution of the heads of the Five Families in one grand tactical maneuver.
4
A tactical maneuver by the flank in the presence of the enemy is quite a different affair.
5
It's a fairly standard tactical maneuver.
Usage of tactical manoeuvre in English
1
Call it retreat, call it a tactical manoeuvre.
2
It was bringing to perfection its last great tactical manoeuvre, the massed raid followed by the hunger-strike in prison.
3
For some politicians standing in moderate districts or states this has been a tactical manoeuvre to avoid being tarred by association.
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Nigeria's Defence Ministry spokesman Major-General Chris Olukolade said the troops charged across the border in a tactical manoeuvre during a sustained battle with the militants.
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Such tactical manoeuvres were the warp and woof of the Northern Ireland peace process.
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Nor were the larger tactical manoeuvres even of 1870 an improvement on those of the American campaigns.
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At times, they mustered bursts of speed or zipped across with width of the road in tactical manoeuvres.
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At no time during the engagement were American troops forced to withdraw or move back from their positions, except for tactical manoeuvres.