I just don't see that as a long lasting strategy.
You could ignore it until it goes away, but let's be honest -- that's never an effective or lasting strategy, especially when it comes to a cultural flashpoint that has been around since pretty much forever.
"He's simply not convinced yet that you can do a lasting counterinsurgency strategy if there is no one to hand it off to," one participant said.
Kilcullen, Crumpton, and their colleagues are desperately trying to develop a lasting new strategy that, in Kilcullen's words, would be neither Republican nor Democratic. Bruce Hoffman said, "We're talking about a profound shift in mind-set and attitude" — not to mention a drastic change in budgetary and bureaucratic priorities.
"Our aim at the Special Session is to convince world leaders that investing in children is their number one responsibility - and that investing in children is the only lasting strategy for reducing poverty, stopping AIDS, and avoiding conflict".
49 Multifactorial interdisciplinary intervention has been shown to improve walking speed in older people; 50 however, this involves high levels of participation resulting in burden, and therefore may not be a long-lasting strategy for most elderly people.
A more effective, long-lasting strategy is to invest in adolescent development-from the earliest years of this important time of life-and to actively involve young people themselves in finding solutions to the difficulties they and their communities and families face.
Coaching the 49ers from 1959 to early in the 1963 season, Hickey never made the playoffs, but he left a lasting imprint on strategy.
Conspicuously missing from those two top priorities was a strategy for a lasting solution in Syria, apart from assuring the world that, by negotiation or force, its chemical stockpiles would not be released again and the country would not become a safe haven for terrorist groups.
Although there has been much racial progress, there continues to be a lasting stench from the Southern Strategy that Mr. Nixon and his advisers exploited so cravenly.
