Sentence examples for Strategic dimension from inspiring English sources

They even have a strategic dimension.

For the Democratic Party, these questions have a strategic dimension.

On the strategic dimension, the diagnostic should answer such questions as: Is the alliance meeting each parent's strategic objectives?

Formed in 1974 in the wake of the 1972-1973 oil crisis, it also has a strategic dimension, agreeing on joint measures to meet oil supply emergencies.

Its militiamen dispensed celebratory sweets and fired guns into the air on the streets of Beirut.Still, the fighting is not without a strategic dimension.

This study merges in a conceptual model the relevance of the tactical and the strategic dimension of these variables, classified according to their tangible, reputational or contextual nature.

(S/NF) Day raised the NATO Strategic Concept review, predicting a major debate in the Alliance about deterrence and its strategic dimensions.

The book is one of the first attempts to unpack the strategic dimensions of a belligerent's decision whether or not to engage in wartime diplomatic talks.

Manufacturing companies have to withstand a growing global competition on different strategic dimensions like production costs, product quality and product innovation.

The ministers were also asked by reporters about the strategic dimensions of Australia's forthcoming decision on the replacement for the Collins-class submarine fleet, for which the government sought Japanese, German and French construction proposals.

The portfolio could then be examined along a number of strategic dimensions, including stability under different scenarios, balance across therapeutic areas and stages in the development pipeline, and feasibility of success given SB's technical and commercial resources.