Sentence examples for tactics were employed from inspiring English sources

The same groups and tactics were employed first by the tobacco industry, then fossil fuel companies.

New tactics were employed and women were central from the start.

While delaying tactics were employed by the local authority and the law firm, Emma's mother watched her daughter struggling without support.

David Cameron, the Conservative leader, who has given Green his full backing, said that ministers and the police needed to explain why such heavy-handed tactics were employed.

Similar tactics were employed last year in attacks on Pakistani targets: police training centers in and near Lahore, an eastern city, and the army headquarters in Rawalpindi.

In 1998 99 similar tactics were employed in Kosovo, a province of Serbia in which 90 percent of the population was ethnically Albanian and predominantly Muslim.

In fact, Mr. Jacobs said he was concerned by some of the tactics being employed by law enforcement agencies in rounding up suspected terrorists.

Today the Lions scrum-half, Mike Phillips, lifted the lid on the devious tactics being employed by the South African Springboks as they eased their way to a first Test victory last Saturday and in particular their self-proclaimed enforcer, Bakkies Botha.

A June 25 , 2009 report about an especially bloody E.F.P. attack that wounded 10 American soldiers noted that the militants used tactics "being employed by trained violent extremist members that have returned from Iran".

Raw-almond obsessions, self-diagnosed lactose intolerance, carbophobia, demands on chefs to grill and desauce menu items that are meant to be pan-fried in mounds of butter — these tactics are employed by everyone from the talent to their lawyers to the wives of the lawyers, whose principal form of activity seems to be planning lunches that do not actually include consuming food.

However, the tactics being employed by supporters of George W. Bush against Senator John McCain should be of serious concern to every New Yorker in regard to the integrity of politics in this state and in regard to the nation's inadequate campaign-finance laws.