Sentence examples for calibrated strategy from inspiring English sources

On the other side, anti-Americans of the left will always oppose even the most carefully calibrated strategy if it means committing to airstrikes, especially alongside the US.

In the past two years, they pursued their goal of legal recognition through a calibrated strategy of quiet negotiations, public "coming-out" events where youths declared their status, and escalating street protests.

Why shouldn't he try to win it again?" People close to Mr. Gore say he is hewing to a carefully calibrated strategy of lying low publicly so he does not appear brazenly political, while cultivating the people he would need if he runs again.

During his first two years in office, Mr. Obama and his advisers repeatedly affirmed this carefully calibrated strategy, leaving unspent hundreds of billions of dollars that Congress had allocated to buy mortgage loans, even as millions of people lost their homes and the economic recovery stalled somewhere between crisis and prosperity.

I expect Obama will do now is deliver on a carefully calibrated strategy: defeating Romney in the presidential debate on Foreign Policy.

But adjusting and calibrating strategies seems like it helped this year.

WASHINGTON — As they prepare for battle over the new deal to limit Iran's nuclear program, the accord's supporters and foes are calibrating strategies based on their reading of Americans' conflicted views about the Islamic Republic.

The statement, read at Friday Prayer, the most important formal worship of the week for Muslims, appeared to be part of a calibrated political strategy on the part of Mr. Sadr, a radical Shiite cleric, of emphasizing his profile as a nationalist who cares about all Iraqis and playing to the Iraqi public, which generally responds enthusiastically to antioccupation exhortations.

Mr. Obama's announcement was part of a carefully calibrated White House strategy that has included reaching out to pro-Israel lobbying groups, with a goal of wearing down the resistance to Mr. Hagel that erupted as soon as he emerged last month as a front-runner for the Pentagon post.

Now it's simply a reliable component in a carefully calibrated marketing strategy, as we saw when Outkast headlined in 2014.

Finely calibrated lobbying strategies geared to Republican sensibilities are being replaced with tactics intended to win over Democrats in power.