Sentence examples for Strategic thrust from inspiring English sources

The predominant strategic thrust of Carrier Corporation is a strong market orientation and responsiveness to customers.

The strategic thrust of Mr. Irabagon's playing was similar, and so was the strength of his footing.

I have been told by insiders that the strategic thrust of Pope Francis's diplomacy is all directed eastwards, towards the emergence of China as a great religious power.

But the strategic thrust of the Republican effort boils down to this: Why pick a fight with Mr. Schumer, a tough and well-financed political brawler?

This week's China summit would be a good time to pivot to a policy that is true to Trump's instincts but more refined in its strategic thrust.

A clear and overarching strategic thrust is evident, favoring private delivery of services with a strong public role through city-specific regulatory agencies.

So in the name of "agility" -- the plan's term for one of three main strategic thrusts -- the Patent Office is stressing two unprecedented new policies.

This means he is involved in directing the message presented by Mrs. Clinton in her speeches and campaign advertisements, and the overall strategic thrusts of the campaign.

There, they discuss a schedule of attacks on Mr. Kerry, speeches by Mr. Bush, and forthcoming television advertisements and strategic thrusts, according to several aides.

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In looking toward future challenges and opportunities in the aerospace field, the department has identified six strategic thrusts to strengthen and evolve: vehicle design, information sciences, computation, human system collaboration, atmosphere and space sciences, and complex systems.