Sentence examples for tactics that attempt from inspiring English sources

Such tactics that attempt to suppress the rights of those that disagree, as well as the willful denial of scientific and economic facts are a danger to our democracy, not to speak of the US position as a leader of democratic nations.

Wurtsmith attempted to develop tactics that would exploit the strengths of the P-40 and minimize its weaknesses.

When it comes to teaching children about money, there are few tactics that draw more outright hostility from parenting experts than our amateurish attempts to bribe the little people.

"Those agencies are now attempting to conceal information that would shed light on tactics that appear to have been illegal.

Florida has been shameless in attempting to destroy what top officials call "Obamacare," with tactics that will deprive its own poor and middle-income citizens of the benefits of the national reform law.

John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network campaigning group, said attempts to create a more business-friendly administration have encouraged companies to use tactics that reduce their tax bills.

Yet despite attempting to evade the legal constraints imposed by Edwards, they are merely recycling earlier creationist tactics that date back to the late 1970s and early 1980s.

In this last effort, Sidney and Beatrice employed the tactic that became known as "permeation," that is, attempting to push through Fabian policies or parts of policies by converting persons of power and influence irrespective of their political affiliations.

The players will attempt to follow the tactic that was assigned to that button.

Lawyers for some plaintiffs reacted angrily yesterday, calling the city's attempt to limit its liability a scare tactic that would not hold up in court.

They were also instructed to sail to the lee side to interfere with Spanish attempts to gain the safety of a harbour, a tactic that also prevented the Spanish ships from opening their lowest gun ports.