A tactic adopted today can be dropped tomorrow.
Bringing a dog was another favourite tactic, adopted by British model Daisy Lowe among others.
"Today's spoiling tactic adopted by the Clarks is an unwelcome distraction from the excitement of the launch," it read.
But the peer insisted there was a "difference" between the tactic adopted by the government agency and by Wonga.
Consider also the pseudonym, a preemptive tactic adopted by authors who want to separate their lesser, or genre, works from their premium-label products.
One target is negative interest rates — an unconventional tactic adopted in Japan and Europe that turns the usual rules of borrowing and lending upside down.
As in Germany and some other European countries, hundreds of Danish employers have also embraced government-subsidized short-work programs, a tactic adopted to keep a lid on unemployment.
Posters offering "£££" for "beer money" have gone up in Cambridge asking supporters secretly to send in the names, addresses and photographs of students who work in testing labs, in a tactic adopted by activists in the US.
The tactic adopted here, as elsewhere in Iraq, has been closer cooperation with the Iraqi Army; more joint operations, an effort by the Americans to hand over control and planning to the Iraqis.
"Chosun speed" follows on the heels of "Masikryeong speed," an ideological tactic adopted by Kim Jong-un to yield maximum results during last year's construction of the Masikryeong ski resort.
While jousting with the right, Mr. Emanuel has tried to impose order on the left, dispatching Mr. Messina to weekly meetings with liberal interest groups called the Common Purpose Project, a tactic adopted from the Bush White House.
