Sentence examples for proper tactics from inspiring English sources

Internal disciplinary charges were brought against them for failing to use proper tactics in the run-up to the shooting.

Militia members without formal military experience outside the rebellion need to be taught proper tactics, and old members of the military need to be retrained, officers said.

Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said Monday that the officers faced disciplinary charges for "failure to employ proper tactics during the incident".

It then cuts to him and Bobby Seale, prior to the Chicago Eight trial, addressing their followers in a church with the incantatory charm of preachers, but promising to teach "revolutionary principles" and the "proper tactics" for killing "pigs".

He said that neither Mr. Gillespie nor Lend Lease's employees -- who negotiated with the city before Mr. Leider took charge -- were familiar with the proper tactics for negotiating with Bellevue officials.

This caused controversy among those who believed that proper tactics exploiting the Meteor's manoeuvrability and heavy armament would have allowed it to remain competitive as a fighter; for the Australian pilots the change of role amounted to a loss of prestige.

The proper tactic is to start slow, stay behind your blockers and then once your lead blocker (FB usually) hits his block, use sprint to accelerate away.

The lawsuit charges that the two officers, identified as Craig Matthews and Robert Sinishtaj, "failed to follow and to exercise proper police tactics and procedures" by firing their weapons "in the midst of numerous innocent bystanders" rather than waiting to confront the armed man in a less-crowded area.

It lacked the proper training, tactics and suitable aircraft to pose a serious threat to Luftwaffe operations until the beginning of 1942.

Casino billionaire Sheldon Adelson told a crowd at Yeshiva University in New York on Tuesday that the only proper negotiating tactic with Iran would be fire a nuclear missile at the country and threaten to wipe out the entire population of Tehran, the nation's capital.

His decision caused controversy as some UN commanders believed that proper training and tactics would have allowed the Meteor to remain competitive as a fighter, while for the Australian pilots the change of role amounted to a loss of prestige.