Sentence examples for tactic involves from inspiring English sources
The black bloc tactic involves masked militants moving in tight units cordoned by flags, vandalising symbolic property and sometimes attacking police.
It was only when NBC News revealed the manoeuvre that he identified himself.Another tactic involves giving money to an outfit classified by the Internal Revenue Service IRSS) as a 501(c)(4).
Another tactic involves shifting to target markets that are less meaningful for existing and potential competitors.
The searching tactic involves flying in search of a carcass on which to mate, while the signalling tactic involves emitting pheromone in the absence of a carcass to attract females.
A commonly used prevention tactic involves the deployment of crime prevention officers to burgled homes within 24 h of the burglary occurring (Chainey, 2012).
The "coach bubble" tactic involves away fans having to buy joint match and coach tickets, and being escorted by police to a secure area in Portsmouth.
The visitors were allowed little time on the ball, their most effective tactic involving long balls from the back intended to spring Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink free.
The Federal Trade Commission recently weighed in on a legal case over the tactic involving the drug maker Actelion, and earlier this month a federal suit was filed in another case in Florida.
On a wide parking lot of Floyd Bennett Field yesterday, police officers dressed in uniform and others as angry protesters played out four situations, beginning with the "sleeping dragon," a disobedience tactic involving protesters' linking themselves with PVC pipes.
Joe Lockhart, who was a press secretary for Mr. Clinton, said the problem with the tactic involving Mr. Pitney was that it created a distraction from the more important issue, namely Mr. Obama's response to the crisis in Iran.
In 1931, a White House commission warned that the "third degree" — methods that "inflict suffering, physical or mental, upon a person in order to obtain information about a crime" — was "thoroughly at home in Chicago"; one preferred tactic involved beating a suspect in the head with a phone book, since it could "stun a man without leaving a mark".
