Sentence examples for proclaimed strategy from inspiring English sources

The operation was a notable success in the Administration's newly proclaimed strategy of counterinsurgency, which has been described by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice as "clear, hold, and build".

"The manipulation of 'contradictions' was his proclaimed strategy, yet it was in the service of an ultimate goal drawn from the Confucian concept of da tong, or the Great Harmony".

Heck, Mark Zuckerberg even kinda sorta responded to its rival's proclaimed strategy soon after Schmidt's statements, saying 'social' doesn't equal merely putting a social layer on top of existing products.

It proclaimed: "Our strategy is working".

There are no revolutionary or utopian ends proclaimed, no strategies or tactics prescribed.

For example, a company that proclaims its strategy is to become a technological leader or to consolidate the industry has described not a strategy but a goal.

Bin Laden proclaimed his grand strategy in the 1990's.

That may make it easier to use an old mutual-fund trick of proclaiming a bold strategy—such as value or growth whilst actually "closet indexing" the stockmarket.

There is nothing wrong, either, in committing troops indefinitely to full-blown war if the cause is large enough: FDR did not fight Nazism while proclaiming an exit strategy.

"I was flabbergasted," said Ricky Ponting, Clarke's immediate predecessor as captain, when, within a few hours of the Lord's defeat, Cricket Australia announced an expanded Big Bash schedule and proclaimed that "Cricket Australia's strategy for the BBL is working".

On Monday, an Armed Force chief proclaimed the new administration's strategy will be one of "shock and awe".