Sentence examples for conventional tactics of from inspiring English sources

Although such direct engagement of UNICEF may contradict the conventional tactics of gradual donor withdrawal and handing over to the government, in the particular situation of politically divided Albania such solution could be a pragmatic response to the risk of either hijacking of the initiative by one political "color" or its indefinite stalling amidst unresolved political disputes.

Instead of lobbying parliamentary colleagues for their support the conventional tactic of party leadership contenders in a Westminster parliamentary system Mr Rudd ran something more akin to an American presidential primary campaign.

Foremost in the do-not-repeat category are the indiscriminate use of firepower, the resort to conventional tactics to fight an unconventional threat and the failure to implement an effective "hearts and minds" campaign.

"We feared that something could happen on a terrifying scale, but not that it would be done with conventional tactics -- hijacking -- that is reminiscent of the 1970's," she said.

Although police had been combating terrorism long before 2001, the magnitude of the September 11 attacks and of subsequent acts of terrorism in other countries (including Spain, Britain, Morocco, and Egypt) showed that conventional tactics were no longer adequate.

But conventional tactics sometimes outlive their usefulness.

Weaver's game strategy was built around treasuring each of his team's allotted 27 outs and protecting them by eschewing conventional tactics like the sacrifice bunt and the hit-and-run.

Those are all conventional tactics.

Calthorpe, the MCC captain, criticised his use of short-pitched bowling to a leg side field; one such ball struck Andy Sandham, but Constantine only reverted to more conventional tactics after a request from the MCC manager.

So about a month ago, she tried a less conventional tactic.

Not through the tactics of any conventional war.