Sentence examples for strategic establishment from inspiring English sources

The international community and the Israeli strategic establishment know that a sectarian state is incompatible with democracy, nor can a democratic state institutionalize discrimination against its citizens.

In this context, the verbal violence of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu seems a bit theatrical, because even the Israeli strategic establishment isn't buying his fiery rhetoric on Iran.

This strategic establishment of protected areas is similar to the requirement of "additionality" in REDD projects [53].

Reward's role in this framework is generally seen as an indirect influence on the strategic establishment of top-down set.

Reserve establishment and strategic harvest planning are two longstanding but often separate approaches to conserving biodiversity in working landscapes.

Civic media, digital humanities, games, electronic literature…such variety is determined not only by what faculty and students offer but also through the establishment of strategic partnerships with donors and organizations.

But the original crucial link between western imperial power and the Zionist project became a permanent strategic alliance after the establishment of Israel – throughout the expulsion and dispossession of the Palestinians, multiple wars, 44 years of military occupation and the continuing illegal colonisation of the West Bank and Gaza.

The strategic objective is the establishment of a Global Clean Energy Superhighway as the solution to global energy challenges, water shortages, levelling of electric power supply in the world, climate change and other environmental problems arising from the current fossil-fuel heavy global energy paradigm [1].

Our conclusion is that the future of new biotechnology firms in Belgium lies in the effective establishment of strategic partnering alliances.

We have continued to grow our success through the establishment of strategic new world-class research institutes, the development of innovative research and research training programs, the growth in our research-only staff and graduate student numbers, and, of course, an abiding commitment to pursuing excellence.

Congress has directed in the Merchant Marine Act of 1920 that "as soon as practicable, consistent with good business methods," the vessels shall be sold; but that meanwhile they shall be used, at the discretion of the board, in the establishment of strategic trade routes, these in turn to be disposed of ultimately to private American interests.