Sentence examples for accommodating tactics from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s and '90s, demonstrations tended to be less confrontational and the police responded with more accommodating tactics.

There is no evidence that more accommodating tactics, or any of the settlements on offer, would have even slowed the rundown of coal - as the later cauterisation of those areas that broke the strike so cruelly demonstrated.

There is no evidence that more accommodating tactics, or any of the deals actually on offer, would have even slowed the rundown of the industry, as the contemptuous treatment of those areas that broke the strike later showed.

Similarly, tactics that are selected during initial architecture design significantly impact the architecture of the system to be designed: which patterns to use, and how they must be changed to accommodate the tactics.

For the most bewildering mystery of the football summer was how Vermaelen and Fellaini, alongside the likes of Eden Hazard, Vincent Kompany and Moussa Dembele, contrived not to qualify for a tournament accommodating the Neanderthal tactics of England and Ireland.

Luis said that while the police were as accommodating as ever, new tactics being used by the federal government were causing problems.

Christian missionaries from Europe were handicapped by the bad reputation their trader countrymen had acquired in China, but the Jesuit tactic of accommodating to local customs eventually got the Jesuits admitted to the mainland.

He knew what each team was capable of, and he adapted his tactics to accommodate this knowledge, often on the spot; his working memory helped him to out-think his opponents.