Examples of using Tactical error in English and their translations into German
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We made a tactical error.
After the race she admitted having committed tactical errors.
This is a tactical error.
You--you have certainly earned a-a reprimand for your unbelievably destructive tactical error.
Big tactical error, my friend!
Bill, there was a tactical error.
It would be a tactical error to think you had me pegged just yet, Miss Fisher.
Finance ministers made tactical error.
Even if we started with tactical errors, Ronaldo was very good with our first goal and we just got better from then onwards.
Sending Sydney out... a tactical error.
Perhaps it was a tactical error to insist on the release of ex-prime minister Tymoshenko- a trap from which the EU could no longer free itself.
Sending Sydney back into the field so quickly. It's a tactical error.- No, it's.
That would be a tactical error on your part.
For them, a tactically well-played 0:0 is more interesting and pleasant than a runaway victory,which was created by tactical errors.
I think I might have made a tactical error dealing with the Klingon woman.
The win by Lc0 was the only victory in the 30 odds games by the engine down a pawn to start, which is truly anaccomplishment in computer chess, where the opponent doesn't make tactical errors. Â.
Comey's dismissal is a tactical error because it fuels distrust.
Party strategy was ruthlessly defined from a distance, even if tactical errors of judgement were involved.
He did commit tactical errors- largely because of his concentration on the essential link and because of his long absences from the scene of action.
Following the crushing of armed insurrections and the catastrophic tactical errors of the International, after the peasant raisings and the famines in Russia- defeat both on the internal and international levels- it became evident, around 1924, that the Communist Revolution in Europe was to be postponed indefinitely.
By far the biggest tactical error committed over the weekend, however, was the rejection by eurozone finance ministers of a five-day extension of the Greek bailout programme to beyond the referendum.
President George W. Bush made a tactical error in declaring a“global war on terrorism.” He would have done better to frame the response as a reply to Al Qaeda, which had declared war on the US.
France, disorientated by the strategic and tactical errors of some of its leaders, is sinking into a climate of economic crisis and will not meet the Maastricht criteria in 1997, with a real public spending deficit in excess of 4% of GDP, despite everything you may have heard to the contrary.