The police officer wore a bulletproof vest.

Tom wears a modified fishing vest to hold all his harmonicas when he performs on stage.

It was a pair of trousers, a shirt, a gilet waistcoat and jacket from the 1971 1972 autumn winter collection.

For Sarkozy, rupture reflects both mundanely tactical and deeply personal choices.

Such an approach might make tactical diplomatic sense, as long as there is no background clatter.

So I packed my bag and took my life jacket, which cost a lot of money.

For Sarkozy, rupture reflects both mundanely tactical and deeply personal choices.

Oblonsky crumpled his starched napkin and pushed a corner of it inside his waistcoat, then, with his arms comfortably on the table, attacked the oysters.

This might look like a tactical choice, but I doubt that it will result in a stronger hand for the IMF.

The protagonist then turns to an Arab man, who s now firing off guns and exploding a suicide vest.

Both powers have sought to use the Shanghai Cooperation Organization a regional grouping that includes Russia, China, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan as a vehicle to pressure the US to withdraw its military forces from the region.

However, this cooperation represents a short term, tactical marriage of convenience rather than a budding new strategic alliance.

The tactical mastermind of the Pearl Harbor operation, Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, was one of them.

The fact of the matter was that when Levin told his old servant Kuzma to get his things ready, Kuzma had duly brought his dress coat, waistcoat and what else he considered necessary.

So, next thing you know, I had my bright blue volunteer vest, I had my photo ID, and I was fully trained by my 89 year old boss.

AU commanders on the ground would retain tactical control, a joint AU UN command would exercise operational supervision, and the UN would establish the force s overall strategic objectives.

It was only a tactical maneuver designed to move continued repression out of the glare of international attention, which had made the Group of 75 powerful symbols and into the shadows.

This tactical maneuver by the VMRO DPMNE had a single purpose to ensure that proven party loyalists would get the Interior Ministry's top positions ahead of snap parliamentary elections.

Observers might then read his recent efforts to improve relations with Japan, not to mention Vietnam, as a genuine strategic shift, rather than a temporary tactical adjustment.

But, instead of sticking to this position and turning a debate over debt forgiveness into a Draghi style diversionary tactic, Greece abandoned this demand within days.

The British were forced to abandon gold convertibility in April 1919 a tactical withdrawal intended to pave the way for Britain s return to the former 4.8665 parity with the American dollar.

After talks with Mr Abraham, Russia indicated that implementation of nuclear projects in Iran beyond the existing one at Bushehr would be subject to a review of domestic political developments. But that seems more like a tactical move aimed at appeasing the US, rather than a reflection of genuine second thoughts on nuclear cooperation with Iran in principle.

But that seems more like a tactical move aimed at appeasing the US, rather than a reflection of genuine second thoughts on nuclear cooperation with Iran in principle.

Aside from the Annapolis talks, which seem to be going nowhere because of the parties irreconcilable differences over the core issues, all the other peace efforts are more tactical than strategic.

While we in Poland do not perceive an immediate military threat from Russia, most of the world s active tactical or sub strategic nuclear weapons today seem to be deployed just east of Poland s borders, in speculative preparation for conflict in Europe.