Let us not be derailed by old tactics.

Sea Shepherd uses direct action tactics to protect marine life.

The Allied Air Forces also adopted other innovative tactics.

Here most fighters were re trained in new tactics.

But scare tactics did not work this time.

The match began with multiple aerial tactics and many pin attempts.

Is this just another stalling tactic, or an opening to real reform?

The first generation of modern warfare reflected the tactics of line and column following the French Revolution.

She emphasized the regime's notorious tactics designed to force rebel held areas into submission.

Unfortunately, the scare tactics employed by the Business Roundtable worked.

These strong arm tactics stand out even more against the deftness of Chinese diplomacy over the last few decades.

Opposing parties use the same weapons, develop comparable tactics, and preach increasingly similar ideals.

Not only the US and Europe, but all former Soviet republics feel alienated by Putin s aggressive tactics.

Syrian activists are now able to access an online archive which lists tactics for resisting tyranny and peaceful ways to revolt.

So the regime is making a fatal error if it thinks that its old diversionary tactics will continue to provide it with immunity.

Multiple insurgencies co exist in time and space, each with differing objectives and tactics.

Instead, they are resorting to diversionary tactics by engaging in overblown rhetorical battles about minor controversies.

A third weakness is that the war on terror concept lumps together different political movements that use terrorist tactics.

To varying degrees, these governments have undermined their democratic credentials by failing to protect civil and human rights and employing heavy handed tactics against their opponents.

Already on the site are Tactics for Revolutionary Activism in Syria and Transitional Justice in Syria (this booklet is available in English), among others.

Status in military history Cannae is as famous for Hannibal's tactics as it is for the role it played in Roman history.

Kamikaze pilots from Japan used collision course tactics to take out naval vessels or large Bombers in the latter days of World War II.

The contemporary European solution seems to be repeating the same time buying tactics of the lost decade of the 1980 s in the developing world.

While clinical trials of the most promising drugs and vaccines need to be pursued, we also need to go back to the drawing board and develop entirely new tactics.

Indeed, while the BRICS may be helpful in coordinating certain diplomatic tactics, the term lumps together highly disparate countries.

The dangers of America s strategy vacuum and the related penchant for short termism have been mounting for some time. Harvard Business School professor Michael Porter famously raised this concern in a 1996 article in the Harvard Business Review.

And, with America bogged down in Iraq, Russian President Vladimir Putin has resurrected Soviet style bullying tactics.

A good example of the wisdom of this strategy was the surprise attack on the Immola air base in late February 1940 by some 40 Soviet fighters.

(Russia has also tried heavy handed tactics on Moldova by threatening to ban the country s wine exports to Russia and to recognize the independence of the breakaway territory of Transnistria.)

Meanwhile, Russia s troubles remain hidden behind the strong arm tactics and oil bloated coffers of Putin s autocratic bureaucracy.

When scare tactics replace scientific debate, whether about GM crops or climate change, nothing good can come of it.

But, while terror and famine have been absent, many of the oppressive tactics of the past have been revived under Vladimir Putin s misrule, now in its 14th year.

As serious as these concerns may be, they overlook what could well be the greatest flaw in the Fed s unprecedented gambit an emphasis on short term tactics over longer term strategy.

(b) Resource management, especially of aid.

Congress always pays attention to squeaky wheels, and special interests press it to legislate foreign policy tactics, codes of conduct, and sanctions for other countries.

Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld even tried to use divide and rule tactics by pitting New Europe against the Old Europe led by France and Germany, which opposed the Iraq war.

1.210 To effectively manage the Agency's financial resources.

When scare tactics replace scientific debate, whether about GM crops or climate change, nothing good can come of it.

But the Cameron government s approach is more sinister than the old right wing tactic of taking aim at disciplines that can be derided as effete.

After endorsing a military coup to get rid of Thaksin, the yellow shirts of Bangkok can hardly blame the red shirts for using undemocratic tactics to force the current government to step down.

Opposing parties use the same weapons, develop comparable tactics, and preach increasingly similar ideals. So it goes, until the rules of the game change.

Its new image is that of a low growth zone whose member governments have turned away from cooperation in favor of short sighted beggar thy neighbor tactics that are imperiling the euro.

This gives its new leaders leeway between now and the National People s Congress in March 2013 to focus on the development of implementation tactics for their strategic agenda.

(1) Training Workshop on Community Based Disaster Risk Management

An independent committee of experts convened by the World Health Organization found that the tobacco industry used creative, secretive, and effective tactics to divert the WHO s focus from NCDs for years.