Sentence examples for switch in tactics from inspiring English sources

This switch in tactics is moving in tandem with changes in criminal law itself.

However, the switch in tactics was happening as scientists in Guinea said the virus could be mutating.

Senior figures in the yes campaign are believed to be lobbying hard for a switch in tactics.

Perhaps, he said, the shooting represented a switch in tactics by Palestinian leaders hoping to wound Israel without alienating the United States.

This was the first reported large-scale freeing of prisoners, and indicated a switch in tactics in the Russians' attempt to win some public backing in Chechnya.

He may have decided on his dramatic switch in tactics having been discouraged about his chances of success in Europe's highest court.

Compounding the alarm is a switch in terrorist tactics, to the use of suicide bombers.

So a fairer assessment would be that European naval missions drove the switch in smugglers' tactics by destroying smugglers boats, and the increased presence of NGOs compounded that switch.

Nearly half the donations appear to relate to the period after the closure of the campaign and half to the period after Steve Morgan, a lobbyist, was brought in by Hain to run the operation in a switch of tactics in the summer.

Brown also charged that eight Maine stores of the Chicago-based retail chain regularly engage in "bait-and-switch" sales tactics, in which consumers are lured by advertisements for bargain-priced items, then told that the item is not immediatedly available and pressured to buy higher-priced substitutes.

Under Labour, in a subtle switch of tactics, the disability movement deployed a human rights argument to sustain the case for disabled people having greater choice and control over their lives.