Sentence examples for tactics adopted from inspiring English sources

The ruthless tactics adopted include the use of government machinery and media.

Many, usually recent immigrants, are too frightened by the tactics adopted by some landlords.

The first article, on March 12, focused on the tactics adopted by top administrators to change the school's culture.

"One cause of confusion about charges is the misleading advertising tactics adopted by the most popular travel money providers such as the Post Office," he said.

The pending changes reflect an effort by the Army's top officer, Gen. Ray Odierno, to institutionalize many of the successful tactics adopted ad hoc in Afghanistan and Iraq.

"That is now gone".Moreover, two tactics adopted by the regime, which is dominated by members of the minority Alawite sect, appear to be failing.

While stationed at Fort Crittenden, Buford studied cavalry theory and tactics, adopting the then-radical concept that cavalry could be better served by fighting as mounted infantry.

Rather than admit defeat or settle for a grounds admission pass, they switched tactics, adopting a high-risk, high-reward strategy.

In the early 1980s Sinn Féin began to emphasize political and parliamentary tactics, adopting a strategy later known as "the ballot and the Armalite" (rifle).

HSN also sought to take the edge off its sales tactics, adopting a more conversational on-air approach that it calls "Shopping with your girlfriend".

A tactic adopted today can be dropped tomorrow.