Tactically, positioning boys as role models in preventing, stopping and ultimately ending harmful practices can have positive outcomes.
Earlier that year, in anticipation of outbreaks after the devastation of the January 2010 earthquake, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC; Atlanta, GA, USA) had collaborated with local scientists to tactically position rapid diagnostic tests and had provided training in their use.
I think we were well positioned tactically but at times people didn't necessarily do their job; that's where we had some issues and we discussed that internally".
"Tactically, Andy has positioned himself in a more attacking position closer to the baseline," Cash said.
Claridge: "As a manager you buy the right players - make sure they have the correct attitude, treat them on a level playing field and tactically put them in the right positions.
The group allegedly "took tactically superior positions on high ground", with some gunmen assuming "sniper positions behind concrete barriers, their assault rifles aimed directly at officers below".
Ever since, Muslims have often cast their votes tactically for the party best positioned to defeat the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, whose leaders led the movement to build a Hindu temple on the site of the mosque.
He gave inflexible orders whereby whole armies were made to stand their ground in tactically hopeless positions and were forbidden to surrender under any circumstances.
Since he began playing at the age of 8, he has favored tactically complicated positions, creating situations in which he is comfortable, and his opponents, even the best ones, often wilt.
How Marshall can make such a harsh assessment after only 212 minutes of playing time – the bulk of it at first five-eighth, the most technically and tactically demanding position in rugby – beggars belief.
