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room for manoeuvre
freedom of manoeuvre

He seemed to already know many of the women in the room.

The living room is not open to the rest of the house.

I call on a young man near the top of the room.

For the first time he has enough room to turn around.

A moment later, he left the room and went back to work.

She did and the women in the room seemed to love her.

He brought everything into his room and never took anything out.

I had security open a special room so we could talk.

The building itself was little more than one large room.

But the room is only open for a few hours each day.

She may very well have gone up to a room.

He's now going to be in a room full of them every day.

He'd tell us how to live in a certain room.

State government will be brought right into your living room.

And the mother turned to the only American in the room.

Then we have five or six men in the green room.

Children up to 12 stay in their parents' room free.

Instead he used a room in his home as an office.

The first service was held in the same room a few days later.

I always have to start alone in the room with him.

For a whole summer she had a room of her own.

I would tell him we needed room for our art.

He has left his room once in the last two weeks.

When our little talk was over, he looked around the room.

Give me more and I'll name a room in my house after you.

And this applies particularly when the actual freedom for manoeuvre that a teacher has is limited.

While "absolute discretion" appears to leave some freedom for manoeuvre for a president in deciding whether to initiate contact with the opposition, "own counsel" has been interpreted by some lawyers as suggesting that no contact whatsoever can take place.