Sentence examples for tactic of halting from inspiring English sources

As for the tactic of halting traffic on freeways, "it just seemed like the right thing to do," said Kimberly, a 25-year-old Berkeley resident who declined to give her last name.

This steep decline continued under Dinkins's successor, Republican Rudolph Giuliani, who from 1994 ushered in an aggressive, data-driven form of policing including the "stop-and-frisk" tactic of halting and searching pedestrians for weapons or drugs on a lower standard of proof than the probable cause typically needed.

Initially, foreign currency traders bet that his remarks had been deliberately aimed at weakening the yen, a tactic often recommended recently as a way of halting the deflation that has gained momentum over the last several months.

Sarkozy, for example, has halted his tactic of holding up Germany as exemplary.

At the local level across much of the nation, efforts to limit sprawl have already picked up strong momentum, with some communities implementing moratoriums on building permits or using other tactics to halt growth.

Yet their change of tactics has not halted his advance.

The Daily News reports Bratton was speaking before members of the Local Initiatives Support Corporation Wednesday when he said that in some neighborhoods, the police tactic had been halted "altogether".

But Ms. Lewiner and other analysts said that the commission's tactics would not halt the merger planned by Gaz de France, which derives the majority of its revenue from transmission activities, with the French energy company Suez.

Being aware that an over-rash pursuit was the greatest danger when fighting armies trained in the fluid tactics of the Turks, Richard halted the charge after about 1 mi had been covered.

Isolation is a key tactic to try and halt the spread of the virus.

All versions of HALT produce summed scores.