Sentence examples for strategic exercise from inspiring English sources

Walking each step becomes a strategic exercise in which one foot carefully feels the ground while the other is gingerly lifted and lowered.

"The studios now view a campaign as a strategic exercise in empowering academy members to become advocates on behalf of their picture," says Hollywood PR consultant Bumble Ward.

It combines the real options structure with strategic limits of game theory, and prepares a greater comprehension of the results of uncertainty and competition on the strategic exercise of real options inserted in technology investments.

It combines the game-theoretic models of strategic market interactions with a real options approach to investment under uncertainty, and gives an improved comprehension of the results of uncertainty and competition on the strategic exercise of real options inserted in technology investments.

But given that a ban on encryption would never have been workable (not to mention politically untenable), this encryption 'u-turn' is best viewed as a strategic exercise in misdirection — i.e. to detract from other measures the government is seeking to control, and screws it does plan to tighten, in the incoming legislation.

The communists had no intention of sharing power with anyone in the long term and regarded the move as purely a strategic exercise.

"We are, as the Joint Chiefs and the combatant commanders, going through a series of strategic exercises now run by the chairman that helps us continue to sort through this and to make sure we are identifying all the issues that are out there," General Odierno said.

The essence of a collaboration exercise, as opposed to strategic exercises and drills, is to help strengthen an organization's cross-boundary behavior (Moynihan 2009).

Rather, the idea of strategic exercises is to analyze the outcomes of different strategies under different conditions (Babu et al. 1997).

Her "strategic elicitation exercise", in which she pushes readers to get random information from a stranger, is particularly well described.In a trade in which deceit is a tool, knowing when to be honest is important.

In a statement, a Bank spokesman said the 319-year old institution had, "initiated a strategic review exercise to set out the priorities that will guide the organization [sic] and frame the key initiatives we need to undertake in service of our mandate".