Sentence examples for adopted tactics from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seelie's troupe of Brooklyn-based, bicycle-riding street artists adopted tactics that placed them in opposition to this new Gilded Age.

Greatly outnumbered, Balliol adopted tactics later copied by Edward III at the Battles of Halidon Hill (1333) and Crécy (1346); most of his men at arms dismounted, while archers were posted at either flank.

Yesterday, Mr Bainimarama launched his own PR offensive, claiming that "as usual Fiji Water has adopted tactics that demonstrate that Fiji Water does not care about Fiji or Fijians".

For example, troops on the ground in Iraq, operating as multiple semi-independent sensors, quickly identified IEDs as the greatest threat to their security and they adopted tactics and armor as best as they were able with the resources they had.

The membership, now over 2 million strong, have adopted tactics from the Labour-affiliated Momentum – a group many Centre Forward activists used to be involved with.

The newly formed American cavalry adopted tactics based on experiences fighting over vast distances during the Mexican War (1846 1848) and against indigenous peoples on the western frontier, abandoning some European traditions.

Even so, we can adopt tactics more dignified and trustworthy and a tone less voyeuristic.

As a result, the S.E.C. is likely to continue to adopt tactics employed by federal prosecutors, including deferred and nonprosecution agreements.

Instead, Richards said: "Adopting tactics to fit the kit we have rather than the kit we wished we had will be a duty of commanders at all levels.

Citing Mandela himself, he stressed the difference for leaders between applying principles and adopting tactics.

Others criticized protestors for adopting tactics that emulated the low-brow sloganeering of Abbott's own ''Convoy of No Confidence'' campaign against former PM Julia Gillard in 2011.