Sentence examples for its own tactic from inspiring English sources

Like another independent-minded act, Radiohead, Nine Inch Nails has responded to the wash of free music on the Internet, but with its own tactic: the band has uploaded tracks from its new album directly to an unauthorized file-sharing network even as it offered more elaborate versions for up to $300.

By killing him, America has once again blurred the lines between its own tactics and the tactics of its enemies.

Some believe that Dr Mark Porter, the union's leader, allowed its JDC too much freedom under McCourt and her predecessor, Johann Malawana, to decide its own tactics.

For Sky to be undone by its own tactics will deal a psychological blow, on top of yesterday's hit to the share price.

Using its own tactics, the union held its ship in Vancouver harbour for days with a log boom, and then blocked a road to bar the greens' access to a further logging site.

Each country will have its own tactics to optimize recruitment (e.g. leaflets, flyers, posters outlining the intervention).

(4) On counter-terrorism, let us not forget that when the Sudanese regime decided to cooperate on counter-terrorism it did it for its own survival tactics.

The Scotland manager thinks it could be counter-productive to adapt his own tactics against a side who he considers worthy World-Cup winners.

If the Gore campaign takes that advice, it may cause the Bush campaign to rethink its own electoral tactics.

I imagine leaking this memo is the equivalent of leaking the England squad's tactics to the other side before a game, and it allows Cameron to block the process by adjusting his own tactics.

The government may also want to avoid having its own interrogation tactics put on trial.