B5 Mr. Giuliani's difficulties have led Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign to shift to a low-key strategy.
Mr. McCall has followed a low-key strategy of reminding voters of his humble beginnings, emphasizing his long résumé and vowing to improve education.
So supporters adopted a low-key strategy aimed at leaching from Senate consideration all of the volatile politics that enmeshed the House vote.
One example of this low-key strategy emerged in September last year: X Magazine, a weekly title produced on behalf of FremantleMedia Enterprises, which owns The X Factor.
"Can I just say, Operation Boring is over," she said, referring to the nickname for the LNP's low-key strategy over the past six months.
The administration's low-key strategy toward North Korea was being carried out by the four partners with which it has been working for years to coax North Korea into living peacefully with its neighbors.
The low-key strategy worked.
Even though many scholars and officials here privately fault North Korea for provoking the current crisis, Chinese diplomacy hews to more low-key strategies and, more important, its officials fear provoking chaos on China's border.
Grand policies will remain politicized, but choices between alternative implementation strategies, being low key, are more amenable to scientific input.
That landmark ruling was the result of a low-key legal strategy which contrasted starkly with the broad movement for change north of the border.
After relying for four decades on a low-key diplomatic strategy known as taoguang yanghui hide your strength and bide your time China no longer shies away from acknowledging its ambitions to resume primacy in a region that it considers its backyard.
