Sentences with phrase «shrewd move for»

O'Neill also made some shrewd moves for Carlos Cuellar and Louis Saha on free transfers from Aston Villa and Tottenham respectively, while Danny Rose also joined from Spurs on a season - long loan deal.

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He says it was a shrewd strategic move for the firm once known as Biovail to stake its claim as a leader in the dermatology industry.

It was a shrewd move that could be a decisive win for Mr. Prentice in the Conservative Civil War that the two parties have waged against each other since the mid-2000s.

How far he can move in these directions, as in exploiting others to one's own gain, driving a shrewd deal or pursuing an advantage, stretching the truth, «having a little affair,» or drinking in moderation, depends for most persons less on the will of God or the revelation of God in Jesus Christ than on what is and what is not done in one's community.

In a shrewd move by team owner Richard Childress, RCR kept the sponsorship money Townley brought to the team (albeit for less races) without having Townley actually in the seat.

And, if Wenger deems Bellerin «good enough» to be injected into the Arsenal senior XI at 19 years of age, that would be one welcome move from the Frenchman, who has already taken shrewd steps in this transfer window to make sure that Arsenal are one of the serious title contenders for the Premier League this season.

But Washington's shrewd little Nordic - blond coxswain Dave Amundsen had husbanded the energy in his boat by holding off the Huskies» final sprint for an extra 100 meters, and Washington was able to match California's move.

If we had an able and similar quality replacement for Coq to substitute with him (and to save us going a man down) then the shrewd move would have been to take him off before the 2nd yellow.

Deploying A Two - striker Formation Would Be A Shrewd Move By Arsene Wenger Arsenal were always known for their fie...

Similarly Gregory Van der Wiel is departing the French champions and, on a free transfer, could be a shrewd move by the club for an experienced defender, something the side desperately needs on that right - flank.

Ed Balls made a shrewd move towards rehabilitation by announcing he would submit Labour's spending plans to the Office for Budget Responsibility.

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It's a shrewd move aimed at laying emotional groundwork for the madness to follow.

The Digital folks have done well for themselves out of this whole affair, as the three books in question (two of which were deep backlist) have gotten a lot of attention; advertising them as too hot for digital is a pretty shrewd move.

It may be a shrewd negotiating move to pay more in deductible expenses (as the buyer) in exchange for the seller picking up the cost of these non-deductible items.

The fact you have read this article because you are looking for a credit card with a good APR rate is a shrewd move on your part.

While a two week wait for quality some XP hoarding may seem a bit long, the move may turn out to be a shrewd one.

Yet those who believe the move might indicate that Saatchi has lost his appetite for shrewd investment in the work of unknown artists should think again, says the collector.

Suntech's Motives Moving its manufacturing closer to its intended market isn't just a shrewd economic move for Suntech.