Sentence examples for use this ploy from inspiring English sources

The archbishop does not hesitate to use this ploy.

If prosecutors could get a mistrial without double jeopardy by simply messing up, they could use this ploy to get a "do over" if they picked a bad jury or if the case were not going well for them.

As we've discussed, AT&T and Verizon, working with the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), have been able to use this ploy to remove regulations in multiple states -- claiming that VOIP, (also known as 'digital voice') -- which uses Internet protocols (IP) shouldn't be regulated.

Mr. Corzine is by no means the only candidate still using this ploy.

Walker Evans used this ploy in the 1930s, while photographing the poor in New Orleans and Mississippi; so did Helen Levitt, on the streets of Harlem.

Washington Abdullah said Karzai had used this ploy by warning that if the US failed to provide military aircraft, he would seek assistance from "the other place", which was widely interpreted as meaning Russia.

Many other mystery writers have used this ploy of "madman on a rampage".

GOP presidents Reagan, Bush Sr., and especially George W. Bush in 2004 in his reelection fight with Democratic presidential foe Massachusetts Senator John Kerry, used this ploy masterfully against their Democratic opponents.

I felt compelled to explain that I was using this ploy out of physical necessity, not because I was engaging in gamesmanship.

GOP presidents Reagan, Bush Sr., and especially George W. Bush in 2004 in his reelection fight with Democratic presidential foe Massachusetts Senator John Kerry, used this ploy against their Democratic opponents.

The partnership is no longer limited to the US and Israel; the mask of "searching for a Palestinian partner" has fallen; the Israeli leadership had used this ploy at every available opportunity.