Sentence examples for of large strategy from inspiring English sources

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Mr. Clinton characterized his views as part of larger strategy for the transformation of Russia from a hostile dictatorship to a friendly democracy that belongs to the West.

The context of these comments and the motivation for Netanyahu's recent announcement of a plan for the refurbishment of national heritage sites are one and the same: Israelis view those elements that seek to erase the historical ties of the Jewish people to the land as part of larger strategy aimed at delegitimising the state of Israel.

She added that the acquisition was part of larger strategy that Bristol-Myers had been pursuing to bulk up its pipeline.

"The sale," said Mr. Craig, "was part of a large strategy initiative to realize value that has appreciated so much.

Many of us feel that both the institutionalized illegal parking and the unilateral closing of streets around Police Headquarters (which is on the outskirts of Chinatown) are part of a larger strategy of Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly.

Joining with Buzzwire "is part of a larger strategy of making sure we reach consumers wherever they are," said Paul Greenberg, general manager of TVGuide.com.

Moscow getting involved in the Snowden affair is part of a larger strategy of photobombing anything that's being played out in the international scene, regardless of its actual usefulness – political or ideological – to the Kremlin.

The study, which examined the forces affecting international study at British universities, estimates that 20,000 potential students could be deterred by further efforts to restrict student visas, as part of its larger strategy of forcing down immigration.

Last month ISIS executed 21 Egyptian Copts -- precisely because they were Christians and they are part of their larger strategy of liquidating Middle Eastern ethnic and religious minorities.

It was argued that this was a deliberate destruction of streetcars as part of a larger strategy to push the United States into automobile dependency.