Примеры использования To manoeuvre на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I need room to manoeuvre.
Yet the trolley had a bent wheel, making it difficult to manoeuvre.
How does the driver manage to manoeuvre in these narrow aisles?
The buggy fits through any standard sized doorway andis super easy to manoeuvre.
During the Northern he war tried to manoeuvre between August II and Stanisław Leshchinsky.
Second, the lack of atmospheric drag in space means that inertia dominates, andthis makes it very difficult for objects to manoeuvre in space.
These sketches, for vessels whose ability to manoeuvre is limited, will not be incorporated into RPNR.
I choose the Veloped Trek 14er as it is most suited to my requirements, andthe larger wheels makes it easier to manoeuvre over difficult terrain.
The choice of material makes RollOn easy to manoeuvre, corrosion-resistant and easy to keep clean.
A smooth ride on any terrain- the lockableswivel front wheels and the powerful suspension make the Britax Römer AFFINITY 2 flexible and easy to manoeuvre.
The ground clearance is amply sufficient to manoeuvre over the swaths.
Finally, even if kindly disposed analysts ascribe political flexibility and"sense of the moment" to him, Lukashenko seems to have never learnt to manoeuvre.
Sufficient space available for the wheelchair user to manoeuvre without the assistance of a person;
A smooth ride on any terrain- the lockable swivel front wheels andthe large rear wheels with a powerful suspension make the Britax Römer AFFINITY 2 flexible and easy to manoeuvre.
Heavily damaged by the British ships and unable to manoeuvre in rough seas, the ship struck a sandbar and was wrecked.
At the same time, however, the Global Compact is in itself an experiment,requiring flexibility and sufficient political space to manoeuvre to maximum effectiveness.
The use of marking for vessels whose ability to manoeuvre is limited for vessels being used for underwater diving will not be authorized in RPNR.
A canoe or kayak boat is recommended,which is faster and easier to manoeuvre in case of windbreaks.
Israel will continue to manoeuvre, and will exploit the occasion provided by United States presidential elections to undermine the steps that were already in place.
On the other occasions, mission objectives precluded the opportunity to manoeuvre, or the tracking trend indicated that it was not necessary.
However, it was in many cases ignored in practice when it comes to issues related to minorities' social andeconomic rights because that law left to municipal governments a wide margin to manoeuvre.
However, what little breeze there was soon failed, andthe two ships found it difficult to manoeuvre and were unable to recapture any prizes.
Apparently this happened on purpose, to manoeuvre governments into a desperate situation and make them accept the policy changes wished by the IMF, ECB and European Commission.
All along, Yemen has maintained that peace in the Middle East will elude us as long as Israel is allowed to manoeuvre and circumvent United Nations resolutions.
His objective was to maintain political freedom to manoeuvre, thus allowing the political leadership to undertake negotiations that would lead to the release of the hostages and the signing of broader agreements.
High-speed vessels are required to leave all other vessels enough room to hold their course and to manoeuvre; they may not require such vessels to give way to them.
That would allow Azerbaijan to manoeuvre between those processes without committing itself to a final settlement of the conflict, using the United Nations and the General Assembly to accomplish that goal.
The others are allsolid rocket motors and have limited capability to manoeuvre with attitude control system after payload separation.
He said that what it had done was to extend and strengthen the no-fly zone and to strike air defences,meaning that every day President Saddam Hussein had to pay the price for his ability to manoeuvre inside his country.
But, for example, vessels not under command orrestricted in their ability to manoeuvre could hardly be exempt in the Straits from the rules which are internationally deemed as necessary for the safety of navigation in other bodies of sea.