He has also made the right strategic call in the light of his surprise election victory, as he has made astute strategic calls at every pivotal junction of his leadership.
Due to massively astute strategic moves over the past decade plus, ESPN and Disney princesses now share the stage with the Marvel, Star Wars and Pixar holy trinity.
His mastery of light and color, his astute perception of American life and its commonplaces, and his consummate technical execution have created decades of visual poetry, potent and unmatched.
AS WELL AS ERRATIC DECISIONS 9. (C/NF) Media mogul Berlusconi might be gaffe-prone when speaking off the cuff, but he has historically shown himself astute at strategic messaging.
Ask your students for feedback to get their (often very astute) perception of what's going right and what's going wrong in the classroom.
Moreover, we can rely on the Russians, who are very astute in their strategic thinking, to probe the bluff.
The speech showed an astute sense of strategic positioning, laying claim to the centre-ground and stealing the mantle of Disraeli's "One Nation", which the Labour leader claimed David Cameron's Conservatives have betrayed.
Mr. Nasr makes some persuasive arguments for more concerted diplomatic and economic engagement on the part of the United States around the globe, though his observations about America's essential role on the world stage owe a lot to those set out by Zbigniew Brzezinski in his astute 2012 book, "Strategic Vision: America and the Crisis of Global Power".
She is a marketing genius, a masterful fundraiser and very astute at building strategic business alliances.
The American relationship with Israel was founded on a perception of strategic benefit, and while the nature of the relationship has changed considerably over the years, that perception has remained.
But this takes dedicated teams of officers, strategic research on community perceptions, and sandwiches.
