Sentence examples for day tactic from inspiring English sources

The White House called the video a "cynical election day tactic" and a "pretty transparent effort to marginalise Arab-Israeli citizens".

But given the number of newly registered voters on both sides, the massive undercurrents flowing in every direction, the volatile economy, unprecedented get out the vote machines on both side, and the extensive, hidden election day tactics planned by both camps - anyone making a prediction right now is guessing.

Given the success of Suffragette, Bye does expect to see the Monday tactic repeated but he cautioned: "It's only going to be the right kind of movie that will be able to do it in the marketplace.

Occasionally his obsession with day-to-day tactics rather than an overarching strategy has led to criticism within the Tory ranks.

Navigators say first-day tactics will be crucial if crews are to avoid straying too far offshore when heading around Cape Frio -- trickiest in northeasterly winds, as forecast for Sunday and Monday.

One cause of this phenomenon is electoral disenfranchisement arising from modern-day tactics and mechanisms intended to keep certain races politically marginalized.

D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 toctic to Avert Lawsuits More and more companies are using severance pay incentives to persuade laid-off employees to sign releases promising not to sue their former employers.

Until Wednesday, the tactic had prevented two administrations from putting their choices in place without Senate confirmation.

With baseball's postseason beginning Wednesday, this tactic will be repeated over and over in the coming weeks as batters look for any advantage they can find.

The Election Day street tactics were intense, reflecting the tooth-and-claw nature of the entire month-long contest.

Tottenham's manager, Harry Redknapp, is shrewd enough to have observed how unsettled De Gea became when West Bromwich went for him in the air last Sunday; a tactic for which high balls to Peter Crouch are well suited.