Sentence examples for strategic divisions from inspiring English sources

The story has created significant waves in the Huntsman campaign, prompting top officials to reassure donors, staff members and supporters that the strategic divisions were being worked through.

The questions swirling around the operation's command mirrored the larger strategic divisions over how exactly the coalition will bring it to an end — or even what the end might look like, and whether it might even conceivably include a Libya with Colonel Qaddafi remaining in some capacity.

Collectively, the papers in this section clarify many of the ethical and strategic divisions in the New Conservation Debate, while also revealing opportunities for reconciliation and principled compromise among advocates of strong nature protection and human welfare in the conservation community.

But like many civil rights dynamics that preceded this one, strategic divisions have the potential to slip into a potentially self-destructive place.

The current split mirrors a fundamental ideological and strategic division across the Middle East that is now at least as significant as the Arab-Israeli divide.

Scheer received command of the fleet in January 1916; he hoped to precipitate a strategic division of the British Grand Fleet and catch it at a disadvantage.

The current split mirrors a fundamental ideological and strategic division across the Middle East that is now at least as significant as the Arab-Israeli divide, which defined Mideast conflicts over the past six decades.

So we asked Triple Point PR, Evony's PR company in the US, and Benjamin Gifford, the "vice development director" (Evony's description) of Evony's legal and intellectual property strategic division, based in Australia, a simple question: In which countries is Evony [in whatever version] not played?

The engineered consortia utilized strategic division of labor to simultaneously optimize multiple tasks enhancing overall culture performance.

Gilady, until recently the head of the Israel Defense Forces' strategic planning division, now advises the government on security and international matters.

Pakistan's president and army chief, Pervez Musharraf, created the strategic planning division and appointed a moderate general, Khalid Kidwai, to oversee Pakistani nuclear assets.