Sentence examples for a new tactical from inspiring English sources

Days after the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff spoke about the need to reduce Afghan resentment and ill-will towards the U.S. military, General McChrystal made public a new tactical directive ordering that "night raids must be tactically sound, judiciously used, and as transparent as possible".

Woodson did not install a new tactical system, though.

Yours, Nigel Dear Nigel You take a new tactical, yet all-too-familiar tack.

The rules are expected to be issued soon as part of a new tactical directive to troops.

Accordingly, the Romans evolved a new tactical system based on small and supple infantry units called maniples.

Coach Jill Ellis said it wasn't a new tactical strategy, but "this team steps up in big moments".

All of that underwater security has resulted in an increasing reliance on a relatively new tactical weapon for the police: an unmanned submersible drone, often referred to as a remote-operated vehicle, or R.O.V.

"Of course, we try not to spoil him by giving him a whole new tactical ballistics delivery system every single time he throws a fit, but our guy's pretty good at getting his way.

Each one-on-one encounter feels different from the last, while vehicles dotted around the map bring forward a whole new tactical way of playing.

Melchett: Field Marshal Haig has formulated a brilliant new tactical plan to ensure final victory in the field.

According to John W. Birkenmeier, the Treaty marked the point at which Alexios had developed a new army, and new tactical doctrines with which to use it, but it was not a Byzantine political success; "it traded Bohemond's freedom for a titular overlordship of Southern Italy that could never be effective, and for an occupation of Antioch that could never be carried out".