it appeared essential to find the point where the member State could be said to have so little room for manoeuvre' that it would seem unreasonable to make it solely responsible for certain conduct.

Some countries, like Germany, have room for fiscal maneuver.

This opens up some room for governments to maneuver.

The irony is that Medvedev has almost no room for maneuver, despite holding one of the most powerful presidencies in the world.

In either scenario, Morsi has little room to maneuver in a country that, for the time being, is in political limbo with neither a constitution nor a parliament and whose people want tangible results in terms of good governance, institutional consolidation, and improvements to a tottering economy.

Thus, policymakers have ample room to maneuver if anything should go wrong.

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

On trade, Romney promises to launch a trade war with China, and to declare it a currency manipulator on Day One a promise that gives him little wiggle room.

As can be seen from figure 1 and table 1, existing mandates are very specific on deliverables and deadlines, and thus do not leave much room for manoeuvre for Parties or the secretariat.

There is no going back.

Of course, the precise path is different for each country, as some are under market pressure and have no choice, while others have more space.

But the emerging arrangements would offer far more room for maneuver than the more restrictive WTO regime.

Indeed, the ECB s own forecast has inflation falling in the second half of 2012 and again in 2013, suggesting that it has monetary room for maneuver.

And one more thing No, don't F it up.

It does not explain why other countries that took even stronger measures failed to generate a similarly rapid recovery, or why China s government seems to have more room than others for policy maneuver.

Despite a number of important new developments, there were still some loopholes in international law that terrorists could exploit and that should be closed as soon as possible.

My discussant found it self evident that allowing politicians greater room for maneuver was a cockamamie idea and he assumed that the audience would concur.

His delegation commended the adoption of the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism. However, there remained gaps in international law that gave terrorists room for manoeuvre.

Mennad is not in the business of producing television.

... A report that begins with false premises ends with nothing.

There is no room for fudge and, equally, no room for any continuation of paramilitarism or criminality.

Moreover, the negotiations will now be under the jurisdiction of Iran s presidential administration, which gives Rouhani greater room for maneuver.

Wine is not new to activism.

However, we believe that there still exists room for further improvement.

Latin America has achieved substantial progress in its macroeconomic policy framework, giving its authorities increased room for maneuver in softening the impact of external shocks.

Since George W. Bush showed the way towards bank nationalization, vast public spending, industrial bailouts, and budget deficits, the Socialists have been left without wiggle room.

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

Evidently, in such situations the most powerful individuals or groups have more possibilities to maneuver and, in the process, the most vulnerable groups often come out losers.

And my grandmother one time said, No, look, you re not going to run away.

The irony is that Medvedev has almost no room for maneuver, despite holding one of the most powerful presidencies in the world. His popularity has been bestowed, not earned, so it can be taken away as easily as it was given.

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

It is not entirely far fetched to assume that Netanyahu finally calculated that if he wants more room to maneuver to deal with Iran, he must participate in the peace process with the Palestinians.

At the beginning of the discussion on money laundering, participants may wish to discuss what should have been done by Goldfingers Bank to prevent the opening of accounts by a shell company.

But China s crisis management is only part of the story. It does not explain why other countries that took even stronger measures failed to generate a similarly rapid recovery, or why China s government seems to have more room than others for policy maneuver.

However, owing to the low educational level of rural women, there was a lack of female extension health care workers.

Your tormentor enjoys your screams. Give him his joy, you re no match, and your screams cannot be contained. My screams did not please him enough, so he exchanged the tube for a cable.

There s no room for thinking here the faster you answer, the less they doubt it.

Progress continues to be very limited in this target area.

While the preceding developments are welcome, there is no room for complacency.

We are of the view that there is still considerable room for further work.

But we agreed that there was no call for complacency.

But we agreed that there was no call for complacency.

Rather, Hu would have determined the level of Kim s readiness to resume, what preconditions and incentives are at play, and what room for maneuver exists, given the position of the other parties.

That is to say, it excludes any kinetic or potential energy the body may have because of its motion or location in external gravitational, electrostatic, or electomagnetic fields.

This leads to a chilling effect among those serving in the military public affairs field, who conclude that there is no tolerance for innovation.