Sentence examples for running a strategy from inspiring English sources
The backbone here is Gadd's crazed inner monologue while out running – a strategy he's adopted to keep anxiety at bay.
The backbone here is Gadd's crazed inner monologue while out running – a strategy he's adopted (perhaps inspired by Katie Hopkins's withering tweet about depression) to keep anxiety at bay.
The administration is now thinking of testing another approach at two schools in the Bronx: replacing the principals and at least half of the teachers, but keeping the schools and all of their programs running — a strategy known as a turnaround.
Outside the top flight, where the likes of Dundee United, Hearts, Hibernian, Motherwell and Aberdeen are running a strategy based around investing in their academies, Hamilton are a model club.
And they're still flush with victory, having run a strategy that was all about saying no.
"The key difference is we don't run a strategy of these key items that we buy thousands of and that we mark down to these low, low amounts," said Kimberly Grabel, senior vice president for marketing at Saks. "That is the big-box mentality".
A similar timeframe would mean Morgan is unavailable for a large part of the six-week World Cup, although Strauss has hinted England may be willing to run a strategy where they retain a player who has become vital to their one-day success and unleash him in the latter stages.
Cooperation with all stakeholders from pediatric oncology community, pharmaceutical industry, regulatory agencies, parents and patients associations as well as national and European agencies should be facilitated to run a strategy for new oncology drug development.
Jacob runs a strategy consulting firm called Chess Media Group and is also very active on Twitter.
"... the Tories seem intent on running a national strategy using Cameron as a smokescreen while Timpson hides in the shadows.
(The election of 1948 is sometimes cited as a counter-example — hence references to Obama running a "Harry Truman strategy").
