Mr. Medvedev, who took office in 2008, has called for a somewhat different tack on the insurgency, saying that the government should aggressively hunt down the terrorists, but also focus on the poverty and government malfeasance that he contended nurtured extremism.
"We've actually taken a very different tack on that.
Taking a slightly different tack on Cameron's absence was Jeremy Hunt.
If the New York attorney general's office takes a different tack on Lehman, that would not be unusual.
"Things that were troubling you, you see the other guy take a different tack on it," said Mr. Reilly.
White Silo Farm in Sherman has taken a different tack on fruit wine, specializing in small-batch wines from raspberries, blackberries, black currants and most curiously, rhubarb.
The network will take a different tack on Sunday, replacing "The X-Files" not with another supernatural thriller but with comedies.
Some years later, "Bloody Sunday" took a different tack on an even more inflammatory event: the 1972 attack by the British Army on a civil-rights march in Londonderry.
Coming under fire once again from his Republican rivals for his controversial executive order mandating that sixth-grade girls receive a vaccine against HPV, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas took a different tack on Thursday's debate than in recent encounters.
— MICHAEL D. SHEAR Coming under fire once again from his Republican rivals for his controversial executive order mandating that sixth-grade girls receive a vaccine against HPV, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas took a different tack on Thursday's debate than in recent encounters.
