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• Montalto supported Santori as a tactical manoeuvre and his real candidate was Aldobrandini.
• And this drilling of the tactical manoeuvre was one of the mainstays of the reform.
• He pioneered another tactical manoeuvre in Ballarat by controversially ordering his players to the home side from scoring.
• Recently the world witnessed our coach, through his magnificent, tactical manoeuvre bringing down his former Danish teammates.
• William's success against the French had been reliant upon tactical manoeuvres and good diplomacy rather than force.
• Siroco has a command platform with communications system enabling officers to plot tactical manoeuvres of a landing force with amphibious vehicles.
• In contrast to castles in feudal Japan had multiple tiers, and thus the siege battles in the game will put less focus on wall defences but more on courtyard brawls and tactical manoeuvring.
• Khan's ATS now focuses on eliminating Maya and Bhua, and begins a dangerous cat-and-mouse game where neither side shows any overt aggression but tries to disable the adversary by tactical manoeuvre.
• The other two divisions were the Five Barracks Division ( 擭蛶遯; Wujunying ), which drilled infantry in tactical manoeuvres and the Three Thousand Division ( NCS遯; Sanqianying ), where hired Mongol instructors taught reconnaissance, mounted combat and signalling.
• Tactical manoeuvres were therefore intended to disrupt the enemy formation, including the use of various stratagems, such as dividing one's force and carrying out flanking manoeuvres, feigning retreat or hiding a reserve in ambush ( " Tactica ", XIX . 52 56 ).
• During the stop over at Palm Island the men went ashore almost every day, and although the shingle beach, rocky ground and bush made the terrain unsuited to tactical manoeuvres, they were able to practice maintaining contact in dense jungle, a skill which later proved important during the fighting at Bita Paka.
• Since using a bow requires a horseman to let go of the reins with both hands, horse archers need superb tactical manoeuvre the horsemen would make a feigned retreat and progress away from the pursuing enemy while turning his upper body and shooting backwards at the pursuer, guiding his horse with his voice and the pressure of his legs.
• Globe and Mail columnist Campbell Clark accused Fantino of carrying out a " classic tactical manoeuvre : the quarter-turn retreat . " He stated, " According to the junior defence minister, the Harper government is committed to the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, but not so much that it s necessarily going to buy the things.