Sentence examples similar to exercise tactics from inspiring English sources
Chapman's contributions stand out, however, with a baroque style that is reminiscent of David Foster Wallace: heavy on footnotes (there are fourteen in one paragraph of a recent filing) and on wordplay (no alliteration is too much: "expeditious exercise," "tutelary tactics," "insidious ink").
With victories under its belt, it will exercise delay tactics and military escalation to derail any political solution.
As an exercise in political tactics it was masterly, sealing his claim on the leadership.
The lawsuit charges that the two officers, identified as Craig Matthews and Robert Sinishtaj, "failed to follow and to exercise proper police tactics and procedures" by firing their weapons "in the midst of numerous innocent bystanders" rather than waiting to confront the armed man in a less-crowded area.
A onetime smoker who avoided exercise, he changed tactics immediately and learned to love the treadmill.
But, it continued, Tensing "thereafter made critical errors in judgment and exercised poor police tactics that created a hazard of serious bodily injury of death and heightened the risks of a dangerous escalation".
Bush administration lawyers who wrote memos that paved the way for waterboarding of terrorism suspects and other harsh interrogation tactics "exercised poor judgment" but will not face discipline for their actions, according to long-awaited Justice Department documents released Friday.
One of the newest risk factors is C-reactive protein (CRP); one of the oldest preventive tactics is exercise.
