Sentence examples for tactics which the from inspiring English sources

He developed standard tactics, which the Zulu used in every battle.

Many of the city's Democratic voters are opposed to the perceived excesses of the Police Department's stop-and-frisk tactics, which the bills are meant to address.

Specter wants Goodell to explain why the league destroyed evidence of the Patriots' videotaping tactics, which the team handed over earlier this season.

Competitors and Tesco staff will get a sense of the hard-nosed tactics which the Unilever veteran can employ from his nickname "drastic Dave, apparently earned after he slashed 300 jobs at the Anglo-Dutch group in 2007.

Under Carney, the BoC has embarked on some cutting edge policies, especially in connection with the clear and date-specific guidance of monetary policy, tactics which the US Federal Reserve has also adopted.

However, the incident has sparked a debate about the use of leverage tactics, which the union said involve asking "all interested parties to make moral and ethical decisions about their future relations with an employer who we believe is acting immorally".

The court heard how British troops routinely hooded captives and forced them into stress positions to soften them for questioning, a tactic which the UK was supposed to have banned in most circumstances in the Seventies.

The league said the union was doing this not because it was defunct or incapable of representing N.B.A. players, but as a "negotiating tactic, which the Union incorrectly believes would enable it to commence an antitrust challenge to the N.B.A.'s lockout, which the Union in turn believes would strengthen its position in negotiations over a renewed labor agreement".

The tactic, which the brothers had discussed during the cycle ride, established for the breakaway trio a 30sec lead over the rest of the field, and allowed Jonny to take his penalty and still win bronze, while Alistair strode out magnificently for gold.

The regime's tactics – which include the shooting of peaceful demonstrators – show that the post-occupation edifice built by the US is not much different from the assortment of American-backed dictatorships across north Africa and the Middle East.

The Baum firm's tactics, which included the "robo-signing" of documents, has been among the most criticized.