Sentence examples for vital tactic from inspiring English sources
But widespread panic may make firm orders necessary.Out of rogue handsThe other vital tactic is to stop terrorists getting hold of the germs to make bioweapons.
For his part, Bin Laden adopted the tactic that Zawahiri and other Egyptian Islamist revolutionaries had long embraced: suicide bombings, or what the Qutbists now called "martyrdom operations" – a vital tactic in technologically unequal, asymmetrical warfare.
The wing-backs – Eugenio Mena from Santos and Mauricio Isla from Juventus – are vital in his tactics, so he needs fast and reliable players to make his tactical vision a reality.
Ellis, her replacement, had come into this World Cup experimenting perhaps less than critics thought she should, but she has showed vital flexibility, shifting tactics to land USA in the final.
And - with a nod to those experts who have noticed a subtle but vital change of tactics as the tournament has progressed - it is why watching an England side of limited talent grunt, grit, shove, kick, ruck and maul their way to the final has been as absorbing as anything in British sport since the 2005 Ashes.
European football will give England midfielder Ross Barkley, 20, a vital lesson in tactics, according to Everton boss Roberto Martinez.
"At the heart of this case," they responded, "lies a vital public order policing tactic that prevents disorder and protects the public".
The authors also say it is highly unlikely that Mr. Bissonnette released any vital information about SEAL tactics and procedures.
The Pickwickians observe a battle between Blues and Buffs in Eatanswill, and discover that bribery and other underarm tactics are vital to victory.
Yet, for all its flaws, this airing of the CIA's tactics is vital, because it is a necessary step towards redemption.The report accuses the CIA of mismanaging the programme and of concealing its extent and its severity.
He said he supported legislative changes to reduce the ability of environmental groups "to employ 'guerrilla lawfare' tactics to derail vital job creation projects".
