Sentence examples for a tactic intended from inspiring English sources

It is a tactic intended to appeal to rural voters.

His innovation was to wrap his rants in constitutionalism and legalese, a tactic intended to make them sound legitimate.

Then came news of a series of "burglaries" in the compound, which everyone knew was a tactic intended to intimidate residents.

The guerrillas have also become more aggressive in their assaults on the military, a tactic intended to strengthen their position at the bargaining table.

The wording of the measure specifically banned fracking – not drilling – a tactic intended to show that opponents were not against all industry activity, McMullen said.

• The variety of campaigns is a tactic intended to offset fatigue that may set in among consumers who encounter the enormous amount of Geico ads that fill traditional and new media.

Under threat from the judge, prosecutors and witnesses have also had to avoid the use of the term "black bloc," a reference to a protest tactic intended to anonymize individuals within the group.

Some industry analysts view the trust's request for the stock offering as a negotiating tactic intended to force Fiat to pay a premium price for all its shares.

In addition to being a show of virtuosity, this precision was a defensive tactic intended to make it more difficult for his editors, Ross and Katharine S. White, to alter his text without disrupting the layout.

Freedom Indiana, a pro-LGBT group, dismissed Tomes' bill, calling it a "scare tactic" intended to "promote fear over reality".

He called Mr. Lynn's charges "a fright tactic" intended to silence conservative Christians.