Sentence examples for strategic emphasis from inspiring English sources

Under his predecessor, Philip J. Purcell, mortgages did not receive any strategic emphasis.

That message evokes the strategic emphasis that followed the 1997 merger of Morgan Stanley with Dean Witter , Discover & Company

Mr. Scricco said he was continuing the company's strategic emphasis on value-added services begun under Mr. Kaufman.

That move was said to be the a result of an internal review at Pfizer that led to a strategic emphasis on its core pharmaceutical businesses.

Yet, without a full merger, Suez could not make use of Electrabel's balance sheet or its cash.The Electrabel marriage solidifies Suez's new strategic emphasis on Europe.

Inside the White House, that emphasis has been reinforced by the president's national security adviser, Thomas E. Donilon, who has argued that the United States needs to "rebalance" its strategic emphasis, from the combat theaters in Iraq and Afghanistan toward Asia, where he contends that Washington has put too few resources in recent years, because of its preoccupation with the two wars.

An historical overview of infectious disease governance delineates the strategic emphases in the governance frameworks and the functions of international law.

The new design is expected to reflect the company's strategic shift in emphasis from speed to energy efficiency.

Opportunities provided by the Strategic plan's emphasis on building and equipment, buttressed by the lower percentage of capital expenditure in CS versus other budgets, should be taken advantage of in policy dialogue to improve the CSP's learning conditions.

The Strategic plan's emphasis on staffing and quality assurance of CBE, along with the lower percentage of facilitator salaries in the budget of CS versus other school systems, provides a unique opportunity for policy dialogue towards securing capacity-building, oversight and staffing, as required in quantity and quality to sustain community schools.

Or not lies, perhaps, in the strict sense, the sense the Jesuits of St. Peter's in Jersey City would have insisted on, but shifted emphases, strategic withholdings.