Sentence examples for adopted a tactic from inspiring English sources
He also adopted a tactic used by Nick Clegg in 2010 of ignoring the other debaters and the studio audience and talking to voters directly 'at home'.
From then on, she adopted a tactic of blending in -- except for a brief, and very believable, experiment: impersonating a cat during the first two weeks of kindergarten.
Insurgents also have adopted a tactic of planting empty shell casings and wiring in an obvious spot to draw the attention of American forces, said a military officer in Baghdad.
Fearing for his life, he adopted a tactic of traveling in and out of Kenya to keep the assassins off-guard, eventually spending time at a Geneva based thinktank, using connections he had made during his time studying at Harvard and his period as director of Amnesty International's Africa programme in the early noughties.
No, but he did appear to adopt a tactic of driving for points.
The waitstaff never seem to have the faintest idea as to who ordered which dish; instead, they adopt a tactic of auctioning off the plates.
The opposition today is adopting a tactic that was pioneered by the women's movement, a decentralization of power so that the campaign continues even if a leader is arrested.
Then, adopting a tactic more commonly associated with Jewish settlers, the activists were protesting an Israeli announcement that it was moving forward with zoning and housing plans for the strategic area, stirring international outrage.
"If they're going to adopt a tactic like that we'll have to reconsider our position when it comes to the mining tax and the carbon tax," he said.
Adopting a tactic their party bashed as a stunt in the watershed 1994 elections, House Democrats plan to unveil their election-year themes by rolling out a "Contract with America -style legislAmerica -stylet in September.legislativerity Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif)., Democrats are in the conceptual stages of putting together their version of the "contract," crafted a decade ago blueprintep.
JERUSALEM — Adopting a tactic more commonly employed by Jewish settlers who establish wildcat outposts in the West Bank, scores of Palestinian activists erected tents on Friday in a hotly contested piece of Israeli-occupied West Bank territory known as E1, and they said they intended to stay put.
