The Obama DOJ has embraced this tactic in full.
Sadly, the Obama administration also embraced this tactic, even though President Obama criticized the cult of secrecy while running for office, leaving it to the courts to stand up for transparency and accountability.
Brown, Columbia, Tufts and now Penn have all embraced this tactic, finding it especially attractive because, though it allows the elections to proceed, it requires the board to impound the votes, uncounted, until all the appeals can be heard -- thus delaying the results indefinitely.
Boko Haram has embraced this tactic with vigor.
Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, in an opinion article Tuesday on the Politico website, assailed the president for embracing "the tactics of a monarch".
The Imax reboot is not unlike how many marketers of technology products have moved away from playing up features — so-called speeds and feeds — and embracing the tactics of makers of consumer products.
Hamilton happily embraced the tactic of backing second-placed Rosberg – who had only to finish inside the front three – into the jaws of the Ferrari and the Red Bull pursuing him.
Are our ethics so situational that we now embrace the tactics of our opponents?
But instead of taking to the streets with European-style demonstrations or to the barricades like the cotton-mill union organizer of the 1979 movie, unions in the United States have embraced the tactics of technology — the Internet.
The trial, which ended in late May after two months of testimony, has emerged as a flash point in the mayoral race, with candidates drawing stark lines over whether they would embrace the tactics, strongly associated with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, or seek to end them if elected.
And the media that continue to cover Palin's repetition of talking points are the enablers of a McCain-Palin regime that embraces the tactics used in China.
