Sentence examples for apparent tactic from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Bush hewed to his text, focusing on the need to take chances -- even if, like his apparent tactic of courting conservatives at the expense of moderates, they do not work out quite as planned.

In addition, countless Filipinos are supported by the remittances sent home by their 7m or so compatriots who work overseas, including some 4,000 who are in Iraq.But Mrs Arroyo's apparent tactic in trying to save Mr de la Cruz has dangerous potential consequences.

(The apparent ratcheting tactic failed, judging by President Obama's speech on Sunday to AIPAC.

"It was an apparent scare tactic that will backfire," she said at the news conference.

And Assembly Democrats began a marathon session of debate on the bill, promising to offer more than 100 amendments in an apparent stalling tactic.

Hedda did very well, but the apparent shock tactics of Tinderbox were savaged by certain critics.

The elections were hard-fought, and a variety of apparent dirty tactics were used to try to defeat the Tamil alliance.

England's apparent time-wasting tactics frustrated some in the crowd but Warner added: "We expected it.

ISTANBUL — In an apparent change of tactics, Turkey's prime minister agreed on Monday to meet with leaders of the protest movement whose opposition to the razing of a park in Istanbul's Taksim Square was a catalyst for violent nationwide antigovernment demonstrations that began more than a week ago and escalated into a political crisis.

Dr Michael Clarke, an expert on China's Xinjiang region, examines the factors behind the apparent change in tactics from those behind rising Xinjiang-linked violence.

His deputy Mr Taylor's tactic was apparent frankness.