Sentence examples for road tactics from inspiring English sources

Look for some squad rotation, but likely conservative road tactics.

The ad criticizes Mr. Faso's "low-road tactics" and urges voters to "reject John Faso's negative, divisive smear campaign".

Mr. Bush's press secretary, Karen Hughes, dismissed Mr. McCain's suggestion that the Bush campaign had resorted to low-road tactics.

In fact, Obama has been a staunch supporter of Israel, vetoing a United Nations resolution that used his own critical words on the settlements, ceding to Netanyahu's kick-the-can-down-the-road tactics, making clear there can be agreed territorial swaps in any two-state deal, and stating that the United States will not allow Iran to go nuclear.

Cycling road race tactics can also be obscure to the uninitiated.

The other teams are trying to adopt Cavendish-in-the-road-race tactics against the Brits.

No party minds low-road campaign tactics that are perpetrated by its own candidates.

He thought them unfair to Polish farmers and tried to have them revised by organising blockades of roads, a tactic which first brought him to public attention in 1992, though then it was to protest against painful "shock therapy" imposed after the fall of communism.He decried those reforms, personified by Leszek Balcerowicz, the brains behind Poland's successful transition to a market economy.

In another mishap, Nicki Sorensen, a Danish teammate of Contador's, went flying into the grass when his handlebars were clipped by a Tour motorcycle that tried to pass as the road narrowed, a tactic perhaps better suited to the Périphérique of Paris at rush hour than to the world's most prestigious bicycle race.

Frustrated by European-backed attempts to impose Kosovar police and customs officials in northern Kosovo last month, Serbian protesters set up road blocks — a common tactic here over the years.

Peruvian indigenous populations have been protesting nonviolently since April, with road blockades a popular tactic.