Sentence examples for early tactic from inspiring English sources

With Toulon playing with a big first-half wind advantage, Ulster's early tactic was to keep matters tight and Jackson did cut the margin to three in the 22nd minute as he landed a 30-metre effort.

One early tactic they have employed is the creation of an insidious website that posts the bios and pictures of student BDS leaders -- the stated purpose being a warning to prospective employers that these young people are anti-Semites and enemies of Israel.

Chelsea's early tactics resembled the pattern at Stamford Bridge last week and one wondered how they could ensure Didier Drogba was not isolated.

Whatever debate may linger about the government's harsh early tactics — until 1993, everyone who tested positive for H.I.V. was forced into quarantine — there is no question that they succeeded.

Mr. Arnold and Mr. Gottlieb say they have borrowed from the early tactics of the environmental movement -- newsletters with ominous overtones, direct-mail fund-raising to a very specific audience, the threat of lawsuits -- and are just now hitting stride.

The Dragons' early tactics were to launch high kicks and put pressure on the Wasps back three.

Even so, the Ospreys' ignored the success of their early tactics, giving the Dragons the breathing space to build confidence and execute their game plan to good effect.

Ultimately, though, few at Westminster believe May's earlier tactic of sending MPs off home for Christmas to calm down and think about their responsibility to deliver on the referendum, had altered the dynamic in this deeply divided parliament.

Is Curley's threat a re-boot of an earlier tactic?

Reprints Related items Pharmaceuticals: Making straight the furrowApr 24th 2003The campaign against Big Pharma borrows some of these earlier tactics.

The earlier tactics, known as the Thompson Memorandum, for Larry D. Thompson, the former deputy attorney general who wrote them in 2003, came under withering attack from lawyers, senior former Justice Department officials and federal judges, who criticized them as coercive, abusive and unconstitutional.