Sentence examples for formal tactics from inspiring English sources

The book's pink-and-brown color palate and dizzying variety of exempla are formal tactics for envisioning alimentary futures that do not fit neatly into established categories within agrifood systems, whether those of agribusiness and processed food or organic farming and slow food.

During this period Peng received training in formal tactics from an officer in his brigade.

Evaristo's formal tactic pays off in many places.

In his youth, the dominant mode of the day, in music and in other arts, was Mannerism: a rebellion against Renaissance humanism that emphasized flamboyant stylization, formal shock tactics, technical virtuosity, and intimations of the dark and the irrational.

As formal cavalry tactics replaced the chariot, so did new training methods, and by 360 BC, the Greek cavalry officer Xenophon had written an extensive treatise on horsemanship.

Such formal and informal tactics amount to what Lawrence Helfer and Anne-Marie Slaughter call a "system of constrained independence of international tribunals," or what Karen Alter labels "altered politics" — where states combine litigation, bargaining and leverage to influence courts and other legal actors.

When it became clear two weeks ago that judges intended to place him under formal investigation, he changed tactics.

Not all prosecutors employ the full range of formal and informal pressure tactics available to them.

He preferred guerrilla tactics to formal military conflicts, once telling a subordinate that the best attack would be one with a hundred snipers hidden behind enemy lines.

With no formal leadership and no coordinated tactics, the rebels are not a unified fighting force but a collection of enthusiastic but untrained men with guns.

It is especially well-suited for the specification of high-level strategies to derive programs by construction, and equipped with a formal semantics that enables reasoning about tactics.