Sentence examples similar to a choice tactic from inspiring English sources

Battle against an "ancient enemy" in a First World War setting, with beefy visuals and a choice of tactics.

Both Texas and the organizations that have filed briefs on its side devote considerable energy in the briefs to trying to convince the justices that granting the case was a mistake, a choice of tactics that is usually an indication of concern that a decision that does reach the merits will be unfavorable.

But this is a choice of litigation tactics.

The contest between Teachout and James is firmly within the established debate over how to go about reforming the Democratic Party ― not so much a question of values as one of tactics, a choice between a pragmatist who has notched small victories within a corrupt system and an idealistic outsider who promises to overhaul that very system.

But faced with a choice, Downing Street opted for the tactics that have worked so well for Cameron in previous crises: deflect, dismiss and deny until the story ebbs away.

As reproductive rights activist, I believe that seeing anti-choice tactics firsthand can help me be more effective in my work.

"The Assad tactic is to represent the conflict as a choice between the regime and al-Qaida.

Margot Wallstrom, the U.N. secretary general's special representative on sexual violence in conflict, recently described such thinking as the "lingering assumption that sexual violence is a tradition, rather than a tactic of choice".

The choice of tactic depends on how decision makers perceive the available evidence.

Putting Mrs. Clinton in the position of having to explain and defend her private choice is a cheap tactic to embarrass and humiliate her during the campaign.

Of course, in a global firm, choices and tactics will vary somewhat according to the needs of each unit and region.