Sentence examples for further tactic from inspiring English sources

A further tactic is to encourage professional bodies such as the American Correctional Association and the Association of State Correctional Administrators to wield their influence at the local level.

One further tactic seemingly employed by IS supporters has been to temporarily deactivate their own accounts in an attempt to avoid a ban, although the BBC understands this has no impact on Twitter's ability to suspend inappropriate accounts.

Three further tactics relate to internal relations between rank and file officers and senior police officials, with the final one warning officers to assume that journalists record their conversations.

From the outside, improvements look cosmetic a friendlier tone in bills, for example, and a much-publicised customer hotline, which in a recent test played soothing music for a few minutes before disconnecting abruptly.Besides charm, the company has two further tactics.

As a further blackmailing tactic, Republicans are also threatening to stop paying the bills on things that they already agreed to pay for — the basic services of government.

But it does further the tactic established in Hawks's "Rio Bravo" of pairing the now visibly middle-aged Wayne with a younger co-star (in this case, Stuart Whitman), toward whom he can behave as mentor and moral exemplar.

"This is nothing more than a further renegotiation tactic by an actor in a binding contract," said HBO spokesman Quentin Schaffer.

Our sessions will draw on themes from the draft Strategic Sustainability Plan for Campus and Community, and further explore tactics and planning to engage our campus community.

"It's difficult to take the French serious and believe that this is anything other than just further delaying tactics," he said.

Vice President Dick Cheney rejected Mr. Chirac's proposal for a one-month deadline for the inspectors, characterizing it to the CBS News program "Face the Nation" as "further delaying tactics".

Many believe it will encourage further aggressive tactics against women, some of whom may be particularly vulnerable, seeking legal medical treatment.