Sentence examples for killing strategy from inspiring English sources

Some critics of the drone strategy still vilify Mr. Brennan, suggesting that he is the C.I.A.'s agent in the White House, steering Mr. Obama to a targeted killing strategy.

One approach to the killing strategy comes from an unusual type of H.I.V.-positive patient who may carry the virus for decades yet seems not to be disturbed by it.

The administration has embraced a targeted killing strategy elsewhere, notably in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia, after top White House, Pentagon and C.I.A. officials determined that militants in those countries were bent on attacking the United States.

Bellinger, who also used to work at the state department and the national security council, insisted that the current administration was justified under international law in pursuing its targeted killing strategy in countries such as Pakistan and Yemen because the US remained at war.

Bellinger, a former legal adviser to the State Department and the National Security Council, insisted that the current administration was justified under international law in pursuing its targeted killing strategy in countries such as Pakistan and Yemen because the US remained at war.

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Basketball teams that go into a four-corners, time-killing strategy too soon lose their momentum and sense of purpose; and they lose.

Michael Vidal, lead singer of Abe Vigoda, was having guitar troubles early in the band's Thursday night set at Webster Hall, so his band mate Juan Velazquez tried a time-killing strategy currently in fashion, announcing, "We're going to talk about Sarah Palin".

The Fed's job-killing strategy centers on its plan to start raising interest rates, which is generally expected to begin at some point this year.

While there is great concern in Washington over these and other imaginary job killers, the Federal Reserve Board is openly mapping out an actual job-killing strategy and drawing almost no attention at all for it.

If anyone corners you with an insight about penalty-killing strategies or the finer points of Michael Del Zotto's left-handed wrist shot, nod politely and offer to buy a round of beers.