Sentence examples similar to aimed tactic from inspiring English sources

(In fact, this may have been a canny tactic aimed at reuniting his Lewis and Martin).

The Yemeni police arrested his younger brother, a tactic aimed at pressuring Quso to turn himself in.

Barbay's lawyer, Nick Noriea, said the move was a delaying tactic aimed at stalling the matter past the kickoff.

Asking him to resign over the Olmert verdict is a scare tactic aimed at curbing his office's rightful authority to investigate and indict corrupt public officials.

The company initially responded with a shareholder rights plan, a defensive tactic aimed at keeping Mr. Icahn's stake below 20 percent.

He reiterated the Hamas position that the bid for United Nations membership was only a "tactic" aimed at improving the basis for negotiations.

But Julio Galindo, the prosecutor who sought the annulment of Ms. Berenson's parole, said such statements were a tactic aimed at keeping her out of prison.

But opponents continued to assert that the new measure was nothing more than a delaying tactic aimed at ensuring that Mr. Chávez remained in power.

So, he created a fear-mongering, hate-generating tactic, aimed at Muslims in America that was very effective, and now we're up to about half-a-dozen states that have actually adopted the anti-Sharia legislation, beginning with Oklahoma.

PARIS — A senior White House official on Tuesday outlined a new tactic aimed at convincing a skeptical Europe that the Bush administration would support a meaningful agreement to limit global warming.

In a new tactic aimed at deterring suicide bombers, the Israeli Army on Sunday blew up nine houses of the families of past bombers around Nablus, Jenin and Hebron.