“strategic”造句，怎麼用strategic造句

How do they interact to support your strategic initiatives?

Like punctuality, strategic planning is not innate in people.

They serve as the strategic “knot” that binds top management with front-line managers.

To move(a chess piece)to or toward a more strategic position.

Within any reasonably sized to large enterprise, this is usually a large portfolio of tactical and strategic applications.

QNX gives RIM a strategic advantage as a high performance and highly adaptable real-time operating system.

Strategic decision makers are assumed to behave rationally in the sense that when they make strategic decisions they are assumed to have some good reasons to make choices among alternatives.

They saw the new NSC as both an instrument for co-ordination in Whitehall and as a way to encourage more strategic thinking.

The key to their success was being disciplined enough to focus on one strategic issue at a time, rather than mixing it with a variety of other topics.

He expressed hope that both sides continue working hard to constantly enrich the connotation of the strategic cooperation and make the tree of China-Algeria friendship more luxuriant.

That would be no bad thing, given that Mr Peek's big strategic move was an atrociously timed push into subprime mortgages and student loans, backed by flimsy wholesale funding.

Both sides should take a broad and long-term view to actively expand the mutually beneficial cooperation in various fields and constantly enrich the connotation of bilateral strategic partnership.

Go is a strategic contest.

The first decision: Tactical or strategic engagement?

So should I ever consider taking money from strategic investors?

The sixteen-character formula covered the basic principles for combating" encirclement and suppression"; it covered the two stages of the strategic defensive and the strategic offensive, and within the defensive, it covered the two stages of the strategic retreat and the strategic counter-offensive.

On May 16 and 17 it liberated Wuchang, Hanyang and Hankow, cities of strategic importance in central China.

GE's third strategic business is jet engines, which it designs and manufactures for both the aerospace and military sectors.

China hopes to reach extensive consensus on boosting the bilateral exchanges and cooperation and enriching the connotation of the bilateral strategic partnership through the meeting.

In Intel's case, such a "strategic inflection point" arose because its memory-chip business came under heavy assault from new Japanese rivals willing to undercut any price Intel offered.

Joint strategic maneuver is critical.

Such questions permeate discussions of NATO's new “strategic concept”, to be adopted later this year.

There are, however, broad truths and techniques for strategic decision-makers, and these are explored in this book.

He's done that, in part, by jettisoning the post-Cold War hubris of his predecessors who acted as if Russia's strategic interests, and its nuclear Arsenal, no longer mattered.

The strategic materials have been lifted to the front.

The strategic transformation of Asia is almost certainly the most important historic trend of our time, but it has received less attention than it should, for three reasons.

I stressed that Egypt had redeemed its honor and changed the strategic environment.

Obviously, in order for strategic management to progress towards an ‘advanced’ stage of scientific status, it needs to ground its ‘what ought to be’ explanations onto ‘what is’ explanations.