Sentence examples for strategic frontiers from inspiring English sources

But if they managed to seize power in a political crisis, they would gain control not only of Pakistan's strategic frontiers, but of its nuclear arsenal and know-how as well.

"Of course it's extremely expensive but it does showcase China's growing interest in the region". Since 2013, China has identified the polar regions as one of the country's new strategic frontiers.

LAST week The Times reached a strategic frontier with the full introduction of paid subscriptions for digital access to its content.

Elsewhere we have written about the two domains in which positive change can take place through corporate action on issues crucial to the world's health – the strategic frontier and the structural frontier.

In the strategic frontier, a single company acting alone can do good and do well by improving the world and capturing enough value from it to justify the investment.

Inner Mongolia is China's strategic frontier and home to its Mongolian ethnic minority.

An assault on Buda was driven off by John Zápolya, although Ferdinand was successful elsewhere capturing Gran (Esztergom) and other forts along the Danube river, a vital strategic frontier.

An assault of Buda was driven off by John Zápolya, the vassal King of Hungary, but Ferdinand was successful elsewhere, capturing Gran (Esztergom) and other forts along the Danube river, a vital strategic frontier.

The Diversity Platforms Committee (DPC) was formed in 2015 as part of an ongoing efforts to advance equity and inclusion in the CED, as called for in the College's strategic plan, CED Frontiers.

The 2006 2011 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences' (NIEHS) Strategic Plan New Frontiers in Environmental Sciences and Human Health NIEHSS 2006c) seeks to "challeng[e] and energiz[e] the scientific community to use environmental health sciences to understand the causes of disease and to improve human health" (National Institutes of Health 2006).

"I am convinced that America and the world will be better off if we explore the frontiers of strategic defenses while continuing to pursue arms control -- to stand with our allies and to work with Russia and others to stop the spread of deadly weapons," Mr. Clinton said in his speech at Georgetown University.