Sentence examples for professed strategy from inspiring English sources

In short, Nicolas Hayek's professed strategy will have worked.

His professed strategy of "managing the conflict" isn't a strategy at all; it's a ticking clock.

That helped validate the Federal Reserve's professed strategy to raise interest rates gradually.

Yet last week, when he was hauled out of Stormont as he and his followers were staging what amounted to a sit-in to protest a British decision to shut down the provincial assembly, Mr. Paisley's professed strategy of lawful and measured protest appeared to fall apart in an eruption of fulminations against the Royal Ulster Constabulary, the provincial police.

For all their professed commitment to strategy, senior managers spend remarkably little time reviewing it.

The Spanish company has said it has no plans to change Hochtief's strategy and has professed some surprise at the German company's aggressive response in its defense.

Even parents who professed to be already aware of the strategies discussed in the group, were able to tweak them to bring some success: "I was quite impressed with some of the things that were suggested and although I was doing some of it, I wasn't doing it to the extent that was discussed in the group…it's actually worked.

The prosecutor, whose voice seemed to grow raspy as he raced through his argument, also professed to be baffled by Mr. Poindexter's defense strategy.

What prompted this strategy was the realisation that many traditional healers professed to "cure" HIV/AIDS unlike mainstream medicine which only offers treatment.

Quietly pushing the assessment under the rug seems the only workable strategy when the government's own findings nullify the climate denialism professed from the top.

In a lecture to mark the 20th anniversary of his becoming Labour leader, the former Prime Minister professed his loyalty to Mr Miliband but made a series of barely-coded criticisms of his strategy.