Sentence examples for necessary tactics from inspiring English sources

CERT members in full riot gear burst into the jail, rounding up the inmates with "by any means necessary" tactics (batons, shields, lithium, the usual arsenal) and, assumedly, make plans to ship them off to a new prison.

Yet given the opportunity to engage in precisely the kind of political theater that makes things less brutal, Geithner seems above the venue, his opponents, and the necessary tactics.

As the impacts of climate change become more apparent in the coming decades and people become increasingly desperate, violent approaches like guerrilla warfare, armed seizures of resources, targeted assassinations, and bombings, will become necessary tactics in the pursuit of any political revolt.

Like a boxer or wrestler, he treats his tough-guy image as a necessary tactic.

The C.I.A. and other intelligence services came to believe that preventing illicit money from flowing through the global financial system was a necessary tactic in preventing future terrorist attacks, and the U.S. led an international effort to enforce financial transparency.

David Stern, the commissioner of the N.B.A., which created the women's league, said that threatening to cancel the season if a deal was not reached by last Friday was a necessary tactic.

Betrayal and cruelty may be themes of the films mentioned, but so is solidarity, which resonates all the more powerfully because it seems less like a moral nicety than a necessary tactic for survival.

Advisers to Mr. Lhota saw an upside in the mayoral snub: It will liberate him to speak critically about Mr. Bloomberg, a necessary tactic in a race in which, to win, he must appeal to Democrats, who vastly outnumber Republicans in the city.

Shiqaqi encouraged what he called "exceptional" martyrdom as a necessary tactic in jihad fi sabeel Allah (striving in the cause of Allah): "We cannot achieve the goal of these operations if our mujahid" — holy warrior — "is not able to create an explosion within seconds and is unable to prevent the enemy from blocking the operation.

The carriers say that it's a necessary tactic to cap heavy data users seemingly hoarding all the available bandwidth.

Trial-and-error is an expensive but necessary tactic, since it is difficult to be conservative when you are exploring new lands.