Sentence examples for said a tactic from inspiring English sources

They tried to distribute bread after the government shelled bakeries, activists said, a tactic used in several cities, according to a recent Human Rights Watch report.

They disseminated warnings through shabnamah, night letters, he said, a tactic honed during the Soviet occupation, when mujahideen would scurry down from mountain hideouts with handwritten notes urging young men to fight against the infidel invaders.

Gutting and abandoning towns rather than trying to govern them shifts responsibility for reconstruction and relief onto the shoulders of the underequipped rebels, breeding frustration, Mr. Hokayem said, a tactic that suggests the government has given up on winning the trust of its people.

He said a tactic of police blocking off the tunnel leading into the central pens should also have been included in the order.

This kind of crime is not, as my kidnappers said, a useful tactic.

Gracey said a different tactic should have been used rather than leaving E7 so close to a potentially armed suspect.

Analysts in Seoul said a similar tactic — the use of a nongovernmental go-between — was employed recently when Siegfried S. Hecker, the former head of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, was invited by the government in Pyongyang.

Maoist insurgents in Jharkhand state have started to hide explosive devices in the bodies of their enemies, police officials said, a new tactic in the long battle between Indian security forces and the insurgents.

It was, they said, a frequently used tactic.

Mr. Obama's remarks were a familiar recitation of Democratic achievements, which he said the party should be proud of, and Republican obstructionism, which he said was a tactic to gain advantage in the midterm elections.

A police spokesman said a range of tactics were available to police events where criminality and violence was a threat.