While the aggressive pursuit of him and his followers by different agencies of different countries is now a given, In Amenas may quickly come to be seen as a serious strategic misstep for a figure who has long-survived in the Sahel's lawless margins through the joint tactics of building alliances and keeping his hostages alive.
Miliband decided to intensify his attack on the SNP and the Tories amid deep fears that Labour is facing a grave threat from the joint, though apparently uncoordinated, tactics of the two parties.
But I would point out that at each crucial point we have been on the same page" -- on the decisions to file the suits, devise trial tactics and prepare joint legal briefs.
The group and the S.E.C. also issued a joint report on harmful sales tactics that they said they hoped would lead brokerage houses and insurance agents to voluntarily make changes in the way they sell variable annuities.
Meanwhile, after Westmoreland had again pressed Vincent on what he saw as the limited results achieved by Australian tactics, a large joint US-Australian operation was mounted against the May Tao mountains in Phuoc Tuy, moving against the communist bases in the area.
FRUSTRATED BY China's relentless crackdown on civil society and human rights, Western governments have lately adopted the tactic of drawing up joint communications to Beijing.
Price-centric tactics leave these potential joint gains unrealized.
Its racial profiling accusations, however, concern the tactics employed by a special joint Police Department and Probation Department program called Operation Nightwatch.
And that's when Bruins for Animals joined us in a joint statement denouncing the harassment and intimidation tactics.
One smart tactic is to have all joints debts replaced with individual accounts as part of the divorce agreement.
Last week, Federal Parliament was prorogued and recalled for a joint-sitting of both houses, a political tactic not used for over a century.
