Sentence examples for tactics that seek from inspiring English sources
"I think we are all sick and tired of desperate candidates resorting to polarizing, divisive tactics that seek to manipulate.
The Afghan president is notorious for ultimatums and delaying tactics that seek to extract concessions and keep himself at the center of events.
The Afghan president is notorious for delaying tactics that seek to extract concessions and keep himself at the center of events, especially as he enters a lame-duck period before his term ends in April.
Fairness about keeping some semblance of the income we've gained over the years, even as it has dwindled over the past decade, and greed of the Alliance of Motion Picture Television Producers (AMPTP), who seem determined to take back the royalties we've won by employing deceitful tactics that seek to take advantage of the new technologies in the entertainment business.
This is a war that is now driven by politics and cultural sensitivity, rather than tactics and strategies that seek some form of victory.
Tactics emanating from this approach can then significantly improve efforts that seek meaningful, substantive, and sustained responses to contemporary climate challenges.
Their most common tactic, which has emerged in South Florida, is to create fake companies that seek reimbursement for fictional treatments of real patients by real doctors.
But we need not engage in political tactics that only seek to divide the American people.
The tactic of nonviolence is a tactic of love that seeks the salvation and redemption of the opponent, not his castigation, humiliation and defeat.
Jonathon Morgan, chief executive of Texas-based research firm New Knowledge, has acknowledged being paid by American Engagement Technologies to experiment on a small scale with disinformation tactics, including creating a Facebook page that sought to appeal to Republicans who might not support Moore.
The CARA legislation, influenced by such testimony and other bills, tilts the federal response away from the old drug war tactics of mass incarceration to one that seeks to enhance and build up the country's treatment capacity.
