Sentence examples for all tactics that from inspiring English sources

Withholding salaries, keeping the passports of employees and restricting their movements are all tactics that have been used by some employers to exert control over domestic workers and "protect" their overhead costs.

McAfee also said it had found tools for creating large numbers of bogus Pinterest accounts and to automate mass following of accounts and commenting on posts — all tactics that can allow a scammer to manufacture viral excitement for supposedly hot new content that is, in fact, just a scam.

The Chinese exclusion laws of the late 19th century led to unlawful entry by so-called paper sons (those born in China who claimed they were sons of United States citizens) and spawned an immigration bureaucracy based on extreme vetting, detention and deportations, all tactics that were largely unsuccessful.

In addition to using live ammunition, security forces have beaten demonstrators with batons and dispersed them with water cannons, all tactics that organizers contend are more difficult to carry out after nightfall.

They are less harmful than a metal baton at close range, far less dangerous then firing baton rounds and more discriminating than horses charging into a crowd of people – all tactics that the police can lawfully use now.

The platform you use, having an optimized website, great video, or the perfect Facebook ad campaign are all temporary tactics that can be used to grow your business.

These are all white hat tactics that will bring more traffic and help you get to the first page of Google, which is the goal, right?

Truck side advertising, billboards, guerrilla tactics, and outdoor signage are all cost-effective tactics that make a big impact and spark interest.

For all the military equipment and tactics that were used, very little in the way of criminal activity was ever discovered.

"You've only got to look at what happened to all the other parties, the tactics that were used to discredit them... and there's no reason to think that wouldn't happen to our party," he said.

Labour say that they'll ban all "legal highs" – a tactic that historically hasn't achieved anything – and the Tories go one step further, saying they'll "create a blanket ban on all new psychoactive substances".