However, in the world wars of the 20th century, the distinction between maneuver and battle, strategy and tactics, expanded with the capacity of technology and transit.

It's an old move.

I think it was a tactic of survival.

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And then the second lesson, the radical, tactical shift.

Janaagraha has developed an innovative tactic to deal with corruption.

Germany has room for fiscal maneuver.

Year two learned a few things had to change my tactic.

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This tactic eventually ensured Portuguese hegemony over the region.

William of Poitiers says the tactic was used twice.

The move aims to prevent demonstrations during the Cup final.

The Iraqis began to prioritize the professionalization of their military.

Without the political will to find common ground, the continual friction of tactic and counter tactic only creates suspicion and hatred and vengeance, and perpetuates the cycle of violence.

Without the political will to find common ground, the continual friction of tactic and counter tactic only creates suspicion and hatred and vengeance, and perpetuates the cycle of violence.

Tactical surprise was considered a necessary element of the plan for the landings.

Yet in Vietnam the Army experienced tactical success and strategic failure...

And it's better than that, it just in the slide maneuvers in mid air.

A witness was sent from each of the foreign legations.

The ability for drops in shogi give the game tactical richness and complexity.

This tactic becomes crucial for defeating armored enemies or bosses.

He later proved himself to be an expert tactician and very skilled field commander.

This tactic, although costly, helped the Soviets stop the German advance at Stalingrad.

Assad would welcome extending the conflict to Lebanon as a distraction.

Then the Roman left wing reached the circle of wagons, but it was too late.

They said, Lewis, you need to have a radical tactical shift if you want to do this swim.

However, this can only be done on the very next move, otherwise the right to do so is forfeit.

Origin The brigade was invented as a tactical unit by the Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus.

Maneuver operations consume much of an infantry unit's time.

From a distance of 120 metres, the vehicles performed a docking manoeuvre.

They may, for example, use social engineering techniques as part of an IT fraud.

And that, that maneuver called crisis mapping, was kicked off in Kenya in January of 2008.

An excessive approach and landing speed was pointed out as probable cause of the accident.

The success of Coca Cola was largely due to Candler's aggressive marketing of the product.

Well, we wanted to see if they allowed the animals to have greater stability and maneuverability.

In reality, they want to use the Indian as a pawn for their vested interests.

The manoeuvre successfully shook off the British ships, which turned west in an attempt to find the ship.

This tactic was effective, primarily due to the high birthrate policy encouraged after the war.

Sabotage of dikes, canals, and reservoirs and deliberate flooding of rival states became a standard military tactic during the Warring States period.

In the British regimental system, the tactical regiment or battalion is the basic functional unit and its commanding officer more autonomous than in continental systems.

And that neighbor was unable to conduct any military operations because their fuel supply was locked up.

As he did so, the frigate Sérieuse opened fire on Orion , wounding two men.

It then executed three Orbital Maneuvering System (OMS) burns, the last being executed on the fourth orbit.

Protests would have begun in March had the government not been successful in pre empting them.

The specialist accuses the government of political maneuvering and damaging the Brazilian Constitution in relation to indigenous people