Sentence examples for tactical differences from inspiring English sources

I wish the Bush team had behaved differently, but that would not have been a cure-all -- because if you look under the European position you see we have two different visions, not just tactical differences.

Important strategic or tactical differences?

But, even as expectations rose, fundamental tactical differences emerged.

"These are only tactical differences on how to get to a living wage".

From tactical differences to infiltrator sabotage, internal struggles plague social change work – present movements against police brutality included.

"We obviously do have tactical differences" over how to handle Mr. Arafat, which occupied "two or three minutes" of discussion yesterday, one senior administration official said.

Mr. Cunningham said that the initial African reluctance to support new sanctions on Liberia was a "tactical difference" with the council, not opposition to the move.

They are still relentless in their offensive approach, the clubhouse culture remains largely unchanged and the only tactical difference is that Boone may give his players a little more rope on occasion.

"This for me has been a significant issue for a long time now, with Eriksson most culpable: there may have been a decent plan before the game started, but when have we last seen an England coach make a tactical difference during a game?" 4.44pm BST ITV are covering this match: Gordon Strachan, Gus Poyet and Andros Townsend are the pundits, with Matt Smith in the anchor's chair.

This is more than a tactical difference; it reveals the distinct worldview in which Obama is operating.

In some countries there were rivalries between native fascist movements over personal, tactical, and other differences.