The safeguarding or threatening of nuclear submarines has inspired a set of tactics unique in history.
They have belief in a set of tactics, and reinforce or vary it from the bench.
Its popularity as a set of tactics among companies was driven in large part by a series of anti-corporate campaigns in the late 1990s.
They wanted a set of tactics that were at once more aggressive and at the same time deeply rooted in biblical teaching.
Operation Iron Triangle began on May 9, 2006, and lasted for three days, but it emerged from a way of thinking and a set of tactics that were developed more than a year earlier, when Steele first assumed leadership of his brigade.
But having reached this point largely while running counter to conventional wisdom and expert opinion, Trump must now resist the natural impulse to double down on a set of tactics that, from his perspective, has worked brilliantly.
"It" is counterinsurgency or COIN, which, in fact, is really less of a strategy than a set of tactics in pursuit of a strategy.
Social identity framing delineates a set of communication tactics that leaders may use to harness follower support for a vision of social change.
The remarks look spontaneous, but they might also be viewed as a Trump masterclass in a set of communication tactics traditionally shunned by western democracies.
Why had those firms and not others understood the need for dealing with change as a whole, not as a set of separable tactics to be selected as if from a menu?
Instead, Mr. Trump's challengers are staking their hopes on a set of guerrilla tactics and long-shot possibilities, racing to line up mainstream voters and interest groups against his increasingly formidable campaign.
