Sentence examples for tactics it has from inspiring English sources

It's the worst feeling to let down the people who love you so much.' The death of Leah Betts sparked a controversial new anti-drugs movement, but despite its shock tactics it has done little to reduce the number of young people experimenting with drugs.

Google is expanding its local directory business using the same sort of disruptive tactics it has used in other areas: giving away something for which others charge.

The Survivors' Network of Those Abused by Priests has criticized the Dioceses of Philadelphia, Honolulu, Chicago, Jefferson City, Mo., and Providence, R.I., for tactics it has called harsh.

The international tribunal ruling that China's claims in the South China Sea – and many of the tactics it has employed to assert those claims – are illegal presents difficult challenges for all involved.

The police department has come under criticism for the tactics it has employed to deal with protesters, using riot police and military-style vehicles on the streets of the capital city.

Although the Bush administration has occasionally raised questions about Israeli tactics, it has supported Mr. Sharon's overall strategy of relying on force and refusing to negotiate under fire to end the conflict.

Unite is threatening to take the firm to an employment tribunal for what is called a protective award, in other words damages on behalf of its members, a tactic it has used successfully elsewhere.

In that respect, his threats may amount to nothing more than brinkmanship, as he applies to Madrid much the same tactic it has used to gain favorable treatment in its own dealings with Brussels: that is, that Catalonia, which has its own language and sense of identity, is simply "too big to fail" without calamitous consequences that no one wants to see.

Restructure the debt (but not yet...) It will have to happen, but as an early negotiating tactic, it has failed.

Accusing the Congress-led government of being "soft on terrorism" is a campaign tactic it has often used.

Instead of shipping voters from one constituency to another, ZANU-PF would have to stuff ballot boxes, a tactic it has been wary of, so far.