Consequently, growth opportunity was high relative to other Chinook salmon spawning areas and likely promoted a subyearling migration tactic (Connor et al. 2002; Connor and Burge 2003).
Mr. Schneiderman, the East Hampton supervisor, said that Mr. Amper, a Brookhaven resident and a principal in the creation of the 100,000-acre preserve, was using "strong-arm tactics" to promote a highly questionable extension.
Only by scaling back on military tactics and promoting a public health approach to addiction can we deescalate the problem -- before more lives are lost.
Hospital and union officials, who control a multimillion-dollar lobbying fund, said they would use it to begin an advertising campaign in the next few weeks to promote their plan, a tactic they have used to great effect in the past.
I am talking, of course, about the policy of supporting, or at least tolerating, autocratic and repressive régimes that agree to promote Western interests — a tactic that dates back to the aftermath of the First World War, when the British and the French installed a series of absolutist monarchs across the region.
"This amounts to collective punishment and is absolutely unacceptable". Chechnya's pro-Kremlin prime minister, Stanislav Ilyasov, threatened to resign Thursday in response to what he called the "serious offenses". "Such tactics will never promote a return to peace and the resettlement of refugees," Ilyasov told reporters.
But she's skeptical of tactics that don't promote a dialogue with legislators and their staff like showing up unannounced en masse at the door of a legislators' district office, which can alarm the few staffers usually present.
It was a tactic meant to promote an image of her sister's innocence in the face of outraged reaction to "Wuthering Heights," but a tactic that also had the effect of making Emily seem like an empty vessel, "receiving her vision fully formed from the hand of fate," instead of "a thinking writer capable of weighing individual words with great care".
It has also promoted such tactics in foreign aid programmes, favouring Christian organisations over other, more established agencies.
King rose to national prominence as head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which promoted nonviolent tactics, such as the massive March on Washington (1963), to achieve civil rights.
The attack outside the Houses of Parliament in London is the latest in a series of terrorist atrocities involving a vehicle being driven at speed into pedestrians – a tactic actively promoted by Islamic State.
