Sentence examples for deliberate tactical from inspiring English sources

It would be a surprise if the deliberate, tactical Czechs, who many thought little of coming into the tournament, defeated a talented, quick-to-counter Portugal team.

This may simply have been an oversight, a deliberate tactical or strategic decision, a consequence of their intention to die in the assault – or it may have been a reaction, possibly unconscious, to the new media environment in which terrorists operate.

He must, though, have been delighted with what he saw on the pitch, his Gabon team – in the first half in particular – playing with real pace and intelligence, executing what was presumably a deliberate tactical plan to perfection as they won their opening game at the Africa Cup of Nations 2-0.

The truth is, I never set out not to read Catch-22; there was never any kind of deliberate tactical avoidance.

But Symonds told the World Motor Sport Council in a letter that Piquet Jr suggested initiating a deliberate accident for tactical reasons.

Normally, such gyrations in parliament reflect deliberate efforts to gain tactical advantage.

And that tells you everything about why they act the way they do: their deliberate decision to put tactical victories ahead of long-term reform.

That limit was meant to weed out deliberate misconduct to gain some tactical advantage, say a confession intended to conceal a loved one's guilt.

At the start of the 1971-72 season the referees, under instructions from the FA, started to book players for technical offences, tactical fouls and deliberate handling.

This has not been deliberate targeting, but has rather been due to tactical necessity.

Forbes concludes: "It seems to me likely that a deliberate decision was taken, by those in charge of prisoner handling, not to give the detainees any food until their tactical questioning had been completed".