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Meanings of tactics in English

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1954 Board wargame.

Related terms
Portuguese
manobra
Catalan
maniobra
Spanish
táctica

A plan for attaining a particular goal.

manobra
Usage of tactics in English
1
There wasn't much in the way of tactics until the second year.
The Guardian
2
Wyrmling tactics in this instance had been established thousands of years ago.
Chaosbound
3
Nefarious tactics are put into play without question; deaths are barely registered.
The Guardian
4
Russia used similar cyber tactics during its war against Georgia in 2008.
Reuters
5
You don't have time to come up with great tactics he said.
The South African
6
Time is wasted when both sides in debate employ the same tactics.
Whirligigs
7
Further, sales tactics that solve emerging market problems may not be shared.
Reuters
8
Labour has already suggested a range of tough law and order tactics.
The Irish Times
9
There are things they can change: tactics, training and building team spirit.
The Irish Times
10
Her campaign tactics, voting record, and political maneuverings are up for debate.
Feminist dot com
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Foster said his players needed to learn how to combat slow tactics.
Radio NZ
12
They used modern tactics of propaganda and bloodshed that are familiar today.
The Guardian
13
Every day in training you work on tactics, you work on shape.
The Guardian
14
Search areas were designated, tactics coordinated, blockades established on the main roads.
The Naked God
15
In a moment he understood their tactics, and his resolution was taken.
The sleeper awakes
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But radical changes in rules and tactics-includingthe forward pass-savedthe game.
Wired
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Spanish
táctica
Tactics through the time
Tactics across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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