Sentence examples for tactics and has from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maskhadov has never supported terrorist tactics, and has criticized radical Islamic leaders like Shamil Basayev.

Target, for instance, recently dropped Kindles from its lineup after warning about online vendors' aggressive sales tactics, and has been emphasizing its Apple products.

Christopher Hohn, who runs the fund, was labelled a "locust" for his aggressive tactics, and has since given up trying to change the company.

Mr. Bush has lately been vigorously denouncing what he says are Mr. McCain's deceptive campaign tactics and has said he is a victim of "guilt by association".

Jamie Sturgess, a vice president at Rosemont, has blasted the Center for Biological Diversity, saying that it uses "bullying tactics" and "has a history of gaining millions of our federal tax dollars through intimidation and litigation".

After the city's blunder last year, when antiwar demonstrators who wanted to conduct a march were limited to a "stationary rally," there was such an outcry that the city reversed tactics and has since been more flexible.

They are familiar with each other's tactics, and have studied each other's combat manuals closely.

They vowed to change tactics and have since carried out a string of suicide bombings and gun attacks in the city.

Puerto Rico officials derided that proposal as scare tactics and have asked that the Navy be excluded from the talks on Thursday.

Kenyan officials have said they do not believe that the relatively small attacks are the work of the Shabab, whose fighters inside Somalia have been trained in terrorist tactics and have killed hundreds of people there with huge suicide bombs.

Our results indicate that in contrast to findings in the generic negotiation literature that show negotiators have a preference for distributive tactics and have difficulty employing integrative ones, our audit partners generally favored the use of integrative tactics over distributive ones when entering negotiations, irrespective of circumstance.