Sentence examples for tactics which are from inspiring English sources

Women should rise above such closed shop tactics, which are no better than the jobs for the boys inference of freemasonry".

"Were these new campaign techniques a genetically engineered tomato," he writes of such tactics, which are colorfully illustrated here, "they might command more attention than they have.

As head of the Union of the Just, Mr. Kartashov has led demonstrations protesting police counterterrorism tactics, which are often brutal here, and calling for the establishment of Islamic law, or Shariah, in the region.

Such tactics, which are closely connected to those used in hunting and may indeed have originated in the latter, are well known to tribal societies all over the world.

One justification for such tactics — which are in violation of international law — was offered to the Peers commission by Major Calhoun: "Of course, the most vulnerable time is coming down with the first landing, you have nothing there, no troops on the ground, and the choppers are slow and they are sitting down like ducks on the water.

Multidimensional tactics, which are being incorporated in advertisements to influence consumer behavior, have ushered the advertisement industry into a new era.

The key, he said, was "using tough police tactics, which is OK when people are being killed".

With so many competing ads, it's tempting to resort to shock tactics, which is probably ill-advised.

They have changed their main tactics, which were too easy a target for coalition airstrikes and are now operating more covertly.

Egypt's police have long been criticised for their heavy-handed tactics, which were a major cause of the 2011 revolution.

The Bulldogs made 14 of 22 3-pointers and thwarted Louisville's tactics, which were to pressure Miller into turnovers with traps and aggressive man-to-man defense.