Sentence examples for in a tactic from inspiring English sources

Or, in a tactic that is becoming increasingly popular, they sue.

But BPAS reports that the cameras have been turned on patients, in a tactic that amounts to harassment.

Union leaders have made clear that they are happy to turn out the troops to — in a tactic from the Franklin D. Roosevelt era — "make him do it".

The big catches here were John Travolta and Cruise, on whom Miscavige danced continual attendance, in a tactic the church called "admiration bombing".

You might say that Wilbon was merely engaging in a tactic familiar to any boxing fan: hyping the next big fight, using whatever claim is most convenient.

The diaries include a sketch of dummy figures deployed by British troops in a tactic called "Chinese attacks" after deception techniques developed by Chinese military strategists.

Sit-in, a tactic of nonviolent civil disobedience.

Virtual sit-in, a tactic used by Internet activists to strongly inhibit or halt a Web site's traffic.

The opener arrived after 76 minutes, from a long throw-in, a tactic both sides had employed all night.

Labour is in turn using the SNP's record in government in Edinburgh, a tactic which succeeded in Glenrothes.

I'm interested in it as a tactic to solve problems".