maneuvering

The article criticizes the administrative maneuvering used to extend Chattah’s tenure, describing the interim-to-acting appointment process as an “end run” around normal Senate confirmation procedures.

It was a day of diplomatic maneuvering ahead of an extraordinary visit from a Russian president to the U.S. homeland, and the first audience Putin has received with a Western leader since the war began.

Clark didn’t appreciate the nails; he shouted maneuvering commands that clearly conveyed his priorities were solely pragmatic.

But you’d think, by now, we could have found a way to make this system truly democratic and fair by now without such partisan maneuvering.

But it is Girl Ultra’s emotional maneuvering that turns “blush” into an unforgettable experience.