Sentence examples for severe tactics from inspiring English sources

(Boys were also not immune from the influence of a weight-conscious society: 33 percent had engaged in milder weight-loss tactics; 5 percent in severe tactics).

Better security might also require the the adaptation of increasingly severe tactics, like Germany's "round up the usual suspects" approach, as Khan describes it, which France has yet to adopt despite claims that it has become a police state during its (extended) state of emergency.

"This is just an incredibly severe tactic".

This adverse effect could be because of a lack of response or caregivers who might use this more severe tactic to sort out conflict would pay less attention to the child's wheezing.

Rumsfeld was in frequent contact with Miller about the progress of Qahtani's interrogation, and personally approved the most severe interrogation tactics.

During the final episode of Channel 4's outstanding school documentary Educating Yorkshire, Musharaf Asghar, a pupil with a severe stammer, applied tactics his teacher Mr Burton had picked up from The King's Speech (listening to music on headphones, tapping out words) and gave a slow, certain talk to a room full of his peers.

Other Chicago cases detailed by the Guardian, centering on three people interrogated by Zuley who are still in state prison, turned up evidence in police precinct houses of severe and internationally condemned tactics in Guantánamo Bay interrogation rooms.

For a pretty abstract kind of crime, the government's tactics were severe, as if it were dealing with a genuine terrorist.

For a pretty abstract kind of crime, the governments tactics were severe, as if it were dealing with a genuine terrorist.

Viet Minh Regiment 95 repeatedly deployed these tactics, inflicting severe losses on the French forces passing along Route One, which led to its French nickname of la rue sans joie ("the Street Without Joy").

If they were, they would have been at severe risk, no matter the tactics.