Tactical Satellite Communications Terminal

It looked like a tactical unmanned model.

For Irish farmers the campaign has delivered a golden opportunity to engage in a tactical assault on Brussels.

Silence can be presumed to be tacit acceptance that rapid increases in long term asset price are warranted.

This might look like a tactical choice, but I doubt that it will result in a stronger hand for the IMF.

quot Vis (south of Kalesija), a major tactical facility of the Army of the RS, has been under attack from the direction of Kalesija

He may well have opted for a minor tactical correction, only to wait to fight another day.

Assad s recent refusal to attend a summit in Tehran with his Iranian and Iraqi counterparts was a mere tactical move designed to appeal to the proponents of dialogue.

China may take comfort in remaining focused on non core issues, because such an approach suggests tactical cooperation with India.

However, although the battle was a decisive French victory from a tactical perspective, it did not prevent the allies from driving the French from southern Italy.

In Afghanistan, America s military was so tactically dependent on Pakistan that, on several occasions, the US encouraged India to curtail development projects, such as rebuilding Afghanistan s infrastructure.

Traditionally, the role of ruling Emir alternated (according to a tacit agreement) between two rival branches of the Al Sabah family the Al Jaber and the Al Salem. The succession was always strictly a family affair, and any disputes remained behind closed doors.

No one dreamed that a line drawn on the 38th parallel for the tactical purpose of organizing the surrender of Japanese units to Soviet and American forces would become a scar across the Korean peninsula that would create two separate states.

As the Soviet Union steadily disintegrated, with virtually all of its 15 republics straining at the leash, Yeltsin gained the leadership of the largest the Russian Federation which placed him in a tactical alliance with independence campaigners in Ukraine, the Baltic states, and Georgia.

The strategy was based on the presence of entrenching governance provisions, such as a classified board or a poison pill, which insulate managements from the discipline of the market for corporate control.

And whether or not Russia does decide to invade, the Kremlin's rhetoric creates tactical space. With this room to maneuver, it could theoretically prepare for and even justify an invasion, or it could simply wield more power at the negotiating table, the next time leaders sit down for peace talks.