Sentence examples for making of strategy from inspiring English sources

Unlike other generals in the Marine Corps pantheon (Lejeune, Vandegrift, Howlin' Mad Smith, Edson, Shoup, O. P. Smith), Puller directed no major battles or campaigns, was never involved in the making of strategy, introduced no new doctrines or organization and appears to have been heavily involved in service politics only once -- to prevent his scheduled retirement.

Thus, no rebalancing is made of strategies betting on the empirical slope; positions are taken at the beginning of the investment horizon and closed at the end of the investment horizon.

What do you make of this strategy?

Mr. Sharon's own ministers are divided over what to make of his strategy.

It forms part of Guinness's "Made of More" strategy, which aims to showcase ordinary people from around the world who are inspirational.

As regards Afghanistan, Ms. Palin took a single phrase from a criticism Mr. Obama made of American strategy there and incorrectly characterized it.

Much has been made of hyperlocal strategies with content delivered at a postcode level but TBD's management see it as a regional site with hyperlocal elements.

Informants at all organizational levels described making use of strategies or actions to deal with a strenuous work situation and a poor financial condition.

What do you make of Chatroulette's strategy?

To optimize their utilities, the players may make arrangements of strategies to use in the next play (the (k+1 th play).

The players may make arrangements of strategies to use in the next play to optimize their utilities.