Sentence examples for recent tactics from inspiring English sources

One of Horsley's most recent tactics is to film women who visit abortion clinics.

Turning up at golf or charity events attended by McManus, and protesting at Cubic's recent tactics, is also being discussed.

Jack Maple, the late police strategist credited with devising many of the department's recent tactics, called the approach "putting the cops on dots".

By this criterion, Israel's actions will surely be adjudged disproportionate in effect, if not by intention.But the calculus of military advantage versus human cost, suggested in the Geneva formula, could still be used to justify some of Israel's recent tactics.

Authors, agents and publishers have reacted with anxiety to some of the club's recent tactics, especially the merger's elimination of competitive bidding between two clubs for the rights to new books.

But such strides come at a price; many in the art world commented on Phillips's recent tactics of promising the seller a large fixed sum, no matter what the outcome at auction, just to get the firepower to make the five coming sales seem impressive.

It remains unclear whether the Knicks' most recent tactic — packing the rotation with aging veterans in the hope they can help win a title within three years — will pay dividends before they all break down.

And it's clear that Labour are rattled for their recent tactic has been to print leaflets packed full of misinformation saying that we would privatise the NHS when they know this is not true.

An unconventional approach to seating has become a recent tactic of the Transport Group, the Off Broadway company presenting "See Rock City" and a specialist in producing small-scale musicals and plays.

Helping to keep Mrs Plavsic afloat and continuing to choke people like Mr Karadzic, who is wanted in The Hague to answer war-crimes charges, has been the West's chief recent tactic.

Why, why would they target them?" The bombing came as the National Directorate of Intelligence held a lengthy news conference in Kabul, where its spokesman, Lutfullah Mashal, condemned the insurgents' recent tactic of attacking civilians.