Sentence examples for reported tactics from inspiring English sources

One of Capital One's most notorious reported tactics is to issue credit cards with very low limits, often in the neighborhood of $300.

[Page C2.] Phone Access Charges Scrutinized Now that investigators are scrutinizing MCI over its reported tactics for avoiding paying network access fees to local telephone companies, some analysts and executives are suggesting it is also time to look more closely at the charges themselves.

The military has been widely criticized for such reported tactics, and bands including Rage Against the Machine have performed in protest of Guantanamo prison.  .

Another reported tactic was to publicly criticize individuals who stigmatize persons with HIV/AIDS.

Some lawyers who deal with libel cases urged Parliament to remember the privacy intrusions that have been highlighted by the Leveson inquiry, which is looking into reporting tactics on Fleet Street.

LONDON — Britain's Parliament on Wednesday collectively turned on Rupert Murdoch, the head of the News Corporation, and the tabloid culture he represents, using a debate about a widening phone hacking scandal to denounce reporting tactics by newspapers once seen as too politically influential to challenge.

Studies linking poor health repercussions after an abortion were often produced by established pro-life medical clinics with questionable research profiles and reporting tactics.

Now, I fully understand the wrath of the anti-Corbynistas over the widely reported bullying tactics of Corbyn and McDonnell's "bovver boys", and the antipathy towards a "Trotskyite takeover" of the party.

Some critics were especially angry about one of the reporting tactics: Trying to find sources for information about Mrs. McCain, a reporter reached out to 16- and 17-year-olds through Facebook, the social networking site.

In March 2003, a committee of the House of Commons summoned the executive in charge of Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers to a hearing and put him on the spot about aggressive tabloid reporting tactics.

Mr. Eichenwald's unusual reporting tactics, which included convincing Mr. Berry to leave that world, swear off drugs and cooperate with a federal investigation of child pornography, had raised questions of journalistic ethics.