He also developed original tactics: for example, he gave his best target shooters long-range Whitworth rifles, consolidating the men into a dedicated sharpshooter company.
And he has frustrated some liberals with his moderate positions — he supported Mr. Bloomberg's opposition to two City Council policing bills related to stop-and-frisk tactics, for example.
The trial was always going to be awkward, and the defence's tactics, for example submitting a list of 2,000 defence witnesses in the case of Mr Azam, have not always helped.
As journalists question his tactics — for example, directly disputing a McCain advertisement claiming that Mr. Obama sought to bring television cameras on a visit to wounded soldiers — McCain aides assert the press is in "love" with him.
"We used subtle tactics, [for example] bussing in senior citizens from Chinatown so they could be heard," says former British Columbia premier Mike Harcourt, who cut his teeth as the movement's unofficial legal council.
A small group of hackers using simple spear-phishing tactics, for example, can have massive impact on military installations, government operations, critical infrastructure and potentially even weapons systems.
The second conceptualisation, that of psychological control, describes intrusive parenting tactics (for example, guilt-induction or shaming) (Barber, 1996) that keep adolescents emotionally dependent on their parents, thus controlling behaviour and limiting the development of autonomy (Reitz, Decovic, & Meijer, 2006) and adjustment across cultures (Soenens, Park, Vansteenkiste, & Mouratidis, 2012).
It's just that there are certain events that remind us of yesteryear--Ferguson's segregation-era policing tactics, for example.
They likely would have chosen less aggressive tactics, for example, by bringing a much smaller group of plaintiffs (even one of China's lawyers most experienced at suing the state has never filed a case with over 700 plaintiffs).
Use ShadowClan tactics.For example, the Night Ambush.
