As more voices, including that of Senator John McCain, call for airstrikes against government forces in Syria, extending the principle of Responsibility to Protect to include another conflict, here is a straightforward matter of tactical importance.
Not surprisingly, given her inexperience, Marchant finds the timed events – the 500m and team sprint – more straightforward than the more tactical match sprint and keirin.
With both crews enjoying a healthy cushion over the third-placed Dutch, tomorrow's medal race will be a straightforward 'match race'; a tactical fight to the finish line between Great Britain and New Zealand, their positions in the 10-boat fleet immaterial.
And now we'll go down the list: dealing damage with SMGs is pretty straightforward--we have both the tactical and silenced varieties to work with both of which are most effective at short range and have wide bloom if you hold the trigger down too long.
These games were rarely straightforward escapist action yarns, they brought grit and tactical depth, and they did so by utilising Clancy's idea of a world overrun by warring techno factions.
"He's not always the most straightforward and I was worried it would turn into a tactical nightmare," Nicholls admitted.
"Your team doesn't operate as one, and even chooses to ignore orders you send to them when you're trying to make them do something useful for once, limiting tactical potential and reducing every encounter to a straightforward shootout".
Yet this relationship has proved treacherous, mainly because of instability in the demand for money.By contrast, an explicit inflation target anchors price expectations in a far more straightforward way by combining a clear, rules-based regime with some tactical discretion by the central bank over how to hit the target.
While tactical options are available, the long-term solutions are not that straightforward.
