Sentence examples for deployment of tactics from inspiring English sources

Although Mr Murdoch would no doubt not wish to countenance the deployment of tactics tantamount to blackmail, his more general observations about the doing of favours and back-scratching are extremely revealing as to the culture, practices and ethics of the press more generally, and far more so than simply in the circumstances which he was then discussing.

Features of anger that can be explained from this perspective include the major triggers of anger, the content of anger-based arguments, individual differences in anger thresholds, and the selective deployment of negotiative tactics such as the withdrawal of benefits and the infliction of costs.

Churchill's passionate support for the aerial bombardment of Iraq in the interwar years, and his deployment of similar tactics on a vaster scale against German civilians during the second world war, his strong advocacy of the use of chemical weapons – all have been studied in detail by historians in recent years.

Natricine snakes (including Nerodia and Thamnophis) are well known for their ready deployment of this tactic, and they are among the most common snakes in the areas of this study.

Today, I believe those strategies are even more important as the expectations from consumers rise and CMOs appear confused with the deployment of strategies and tactics that ultimately define the success of brand awareness and significance of consumer loyalty.

The younger generation's employment (and deployment) of social networking tactics has been remarked — perhaps too much so, as I argued last week, but that doesn't diminish the implications.

According to critic Ellen McCracken, "Transgression and incestuous overtones may not be the usual fare of the mainstream's desirable multicultural commodity, but Alvarez's deployment of such narrative tactics foregrounds the centrality of the struggle against abuse of patriarchal power in this Dominican American's early contribution to the new Latina narrative of the 1990s".

This exhibited the three characteristics of the modern social movement form, identified by Tilly: a public campaign making claims on target authorities; the deployment of an array of tactics and strategies, the "social movement repertoire"; and displays of popular legitimacy, of commitment, rectitude and of numerousness.

The components are: 1) timely and accurate information or intelligence; 2) rapid deployment of resources; 3) effective tactics; and 4) relentless follow-up.

And the deployment of stop-and-frisk tactics has also seen a precipitous plummet, with a greater focus on respecting legal boundaries.

Much of "The Mobile Workshop" details the strategic deployment of mobility among the diverse tactics Africans developed to combat mhesvi.