Sentence examples for controversial tactics from inspiring English sources

The two had forged a strange and uncomfortable rivalry this season, mired with controversial tactics.

Hard questions about the agency's controversial tactics are avoided at all costs.

Strelkov left the region in August, apparently after pressure from Moscow due to his controversial tactics and emerging cult status.

Bulk powers are among the most controversial tactics set to be covered by the new surveillance laws, which are going through parliament.

The broadcast of a BBC documentary exploring the controversial tactics of Prince Charles's former spin doctor Mark Bolland has been postponed after intervention from lawyers representing the royal family.

Earlier this week the prime minister had gone out on a limb to unequivocally defend the US army and its controversial tactics during the seige of Falluja, which is estimated to have left around 800 civilians dead.

Instead, they will use the fashionable but controversial tactic of sponsored content to pay bills.

The home secretary has already signalled her sympathy for the controversial tactic.

Sanctions are a controversial tactic, though, for more than political reasons.

In 1971, the British reintroduced the controversial tactic of "internment" — imprisoning indefinitely, and without trial, anyone suspected of Republican activity.

The government used the same controversial tactic of seizing domain names in actions last year against sites accused of copyright violations.