Sentence examples for typical tactics from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kidwa said the comments represented "Israel's traditionally negative campaign against the U.N. and its typical tactics of intimidation in regards to actions by this world body".

Mike Roberts, one of the three Louisiana shrimpers barred entry, told the Guardian outside: "That is typical tactics from BP – they say something that sounds good.

This will be key, as Uber's typical tactics of sidestepping regulation probably won't fly when controlled airspace is involved.

The Syrian Electronic Army's typical tactics to date have included sending "phishing" emails to glean log-in information from unsuspecting victims.

The attacks used bombs hidden in a parked motorcycle and cars, among other places, but did not involve suicide bombers, a typical tactic of Al Qaeda in Iraq.

Mr. Lee said this "typical tactic, overused in the past," would no longer result in aid or concessions from the South.

In a television interview last week, Mr. Lee said that this North Korean strategy was a "typical tactic, overused in the past," and that it would no longer result in aid or other concessions.

The shopkeepers organised resistance to the new plan, and resolved to file an injunction to stop it – a typical tactic for arresting the implementation of urban projects in Brazil.

"North Korea has made an ultra-strong statement right before a very important set of negotiations; it is their typical tactic," Yun Duk Min, a professor at Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security, a South Korean government institute, said in an interview on Monday.

Erdoğan has criticized that approach, and, in a typical tactic, accused the marchers of "acting with terrorist organizations and the forces inciting them against our country".

In battle, the Turks used their typical tactic of pretending to retreat, and then returning to attack the small force of German cavalry which had separated from the main army to chase them.