Примеры использования Its tactics на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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MGB also changed its tactics.
Its tactics of political prevarication and procrastination in implementing contractual responsibilities are no longer acceptable.
At the same time, civil society needs to revisit some of its tactics.
In 1932, the Khudai Khidmatgar movement changed its tactics and involved women in the movement.
It would even be accurate to say that it has completely changed its tactics.
The army would become infamous for its tactics in repressing the rebels in the rural areas of Mexico, where such practices such as the death flights were initiated.
Over the years, military casualties of both sides grew higher, as both parties used more modern weaponry, andHezbollah progressed in its tactics.
Since 2009, LRA has broken into smaller,more mobile groups and shifted its tactics from higher-profile killings and mutilations to kidnappings and lootings.
It has therefore changed its tactics, and strives to entice the multitudes by trickery of various forms, hiding its real designs behind ideas that in themselves are good and attractive.
It will in its teaching… andwas ultimately in its organization hard as steel… malleable in its tactics and adaptable in its entirety.
Since its acquisition of territory in 2014,it has changed its tactics, notably during the second half of 2015 when it began to expand the geographical scope of its attacks.
Andrei Kortunov, director-general of the foreign ministry-linked Russian International Affairs Council, concurs, arguing in an article published by the Valdai Discussion Club that Moscow must"change its tactics towards Washington" in an admission that its bet on Donald Trump has not paid off.
Thus, we see that Georgia is changing its tactics in relations with Russia; the strategy has remained the same- by hook or by crook to force Russia to change its attitude towards South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
Lithuania strongly condemns the firing of rockets from Gaza andHamas' mounting belligerent rhetoric and its tactics involving the indiscriminate targeting of civilians.
The military has escalated its tactics, techniques and procedures in combating armed groups, progressively introducing heavy artillery, air force combat assets, including vacuum and barrel bombs, and ballistic missiles.
Much can happen below the radar- without in any way being construed as recognition orlegitimisation of a group or its tactics- which can prepare the ground for political settlements.
Its tactics and strategies of hate and propaganda run the spectrum of holding festivals, involvement in elections, dissemination of publications, holding rallies and use of the Internet, as well as infiltration of youth and community associations.
The latest strengthening of the sanctions against Cuba indicates that, unfortunately, Washington is not only not changing its tactics, but is committed to applying those tactics in the harshest possible way.
Its tactics include improvised explosives(person-borne, vehicle-borne and radio-controlled), mortar shelling, grenade and hit-and-run attacks and frequent ambushes in“recovered” locations such as Baidoa, Beledweyne and Kismayo(see a map of Al-Shabaab's operational presence in Somalia in annex 1.1).5.
Sadly, as illustrated earlier in this report, the tobacco industry has not changed its tactics and is still trying to convince political and civil leaders that it is a responsible contributor to society.
Likewise, external pressure, including periodic lethal action from Member States,[10] the AMISOM military surge and, to a degree, engagements by the armed forces,have all pressured Al-Shabaab into further adjusting its tactics and methods, albeit with varying outcomes.
The insurgency in Afghanistan remains a decentralized, resilient force,that continuously adapts its tactics and techniques in order to counter and oppose the increased ISAF presence, the build-up of the Afghan National Security Forces, development projects and the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Similarly, Israel calls on the Secretary-General and relevant United Nations organs to condemn Hamas's ongoing terrorist attacks,as well as its tactics that endanger Israeli and Palestinian civilians.
Its tactics are limited to imposing its own logic on the course of events of the Arab-Israeli conflict, to benefit from the protection- indeed, immunity- accorded to it by a great power to evade the obligations and requirements associated with the peace process and to seek to create new facts on the ground in implementation of its unilateral plan.
Efforts are under way to identify countries andinstitutions that need resources in order to impose measures, as well as to identify those that continue to lack the will to do so. Al-Qa'idah has also adjusted its tactics to rely more heavily on local sources of funding.
The United States accordingly changed its tactics and, rather than trying to attain its purposes on its own, took the Security Council as a cover for its colonialist and aggressive objectives, the more so as it had a long history of using the Council as a cover for its hostile intentions against Iraq since 1990.
However, although the situation in Afghanistan, as in other conflict areas, shows little sign of early resolution and although many thousands of people around the world are still being influenced by Al-Qaida's message,the popular appeal of the Al-Qaida leadership and support for its tactics appear to be on the wane.
Its tactics are the classic tactics of terror: to force political change through murder and intimidation. Al-Qaida is a Takfiri movement which claims that it alone embraces the true teachings of Islam and it justifies its violence as a holy duty of defence against all who disagree, who are therefore infidels and may be attacked.
A survey conducted between 28 July and 6 September 2008 in Egypt, Indonesia and Pakistan and published in February 2009 found a growing gap between those who supported some of the basic objectives of Al-Qaida, such as to unify all Islamic countries into a single Islamic state or caliphate,and those who supported its tactics.
And it's even found a few- for example, its tactic of intervening and'taking charge' of various unpleasant situations that happen to ordinary people in their everyday lives.