Sentence examples for strategic disruption from inspiring English sources

He added that due to the "unique complexity" of the targets, the company's goal was not to take down the botnet completely - but instead to implement "strategic disruption".

"We must avoid any questioning of the ABM treaty that could lead to a disruption of strategic equilibrium and a new nuclear arms race," President Jacques Chirac of France said in a recent speech in Paris.

The Rapid Transit Network Design planning problem along a time horizon is treated by considering uncertainty in passenger demand, strategic costs and network disruption.

Prior to implementation, successful organizations took a strategic approach to minimize disruption to the organization.

The MacBook Air's disruption was the strategic removal of an internal CD/DVD drive.

When the exposure of your strategic data results in business disruption and shareholder dilution, math is a strategy and configuration is a hope.

He points out that Congress created the strategic reserve to deal with disruptions in the supply of oil, not merely a rise in its price, and says "the current situation does not meet those conditions".

So far, the administration has said it will let the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries try to make up for any disruptions before tapping the strategic reserve.

In another big change, the United States will have much greater ability to make up for any import disruption through the country's strategic reserves of oil.

"With ample capacity in oil, and commercial inventories at five-year highs, markets are well positioned to absorb any potential supply disruption, even without resorting to strategic stocks".

Despite of the model updates, this study also summarized the application trends such as integrated network design in strategic planning, synchronization and timetable recovery from disruption in tactical and operational planning.