Definition of «tactical purposes»

The term "tactical purposes" refers to a strategy or plan that is designed to achieve a specific goal, often in military operations. It involves careful planning and execution to accomplish an objective, whether it be defensive or offensive, using available resources efficiently and effectively. The phrase can also refer to any situation where a strategic decision is made with the aim of achieving success in a particular task or mission.

Sentences with «tactical purposes»

While expert witnesses are traditionally retained to provide their opinion on an issue in a case, parties sometimes retain experts for a more tactical purpose — to critique the opposing expert. (thelawyersdaily.ca)
Incorporating a fantasy theme and aesthetic, Warbanners includes environmental manipulation, allowing aspiring generals to use the environment for tactical purposes, including: freezing rivers, the deforestation and burning of woodlands, the digging of trenches, the building of bridges and barricades, to name but a few. (cubedgamers.com)
In Morison v. Ergo - Industrial Seating Systems Inc., 2016 ONSC 6725, for example, the Superior Court awarded the Plaintiff $ 50,000 in punitive damages after finding that the employer's allegation that it terminated the Plaintiff's employment for cause lacked a reasonable basis and was done for purely tactical purposes. (williamshrlaw.com)
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