Sentence examples for strategic involvement from inspiring English sources

Do we believe that a less explicitly strategic involvement disclaiming a U.S. national interest will make nation-buildingless complex?

A decade ago, this sort of strategic involvement by a customer intelligence operation was almost unheard of.

In brief, value within hospital buildings is added by focusing on adaptability, life cycle costs, and strategic involvement of facilities management.

Another variable to account for the worsening relationship between the countries comes from the strategic involvement of the US, which provides an additional source of translating the smaller B, the Philippines' overattention to China's growing influence in the region into overreaction and the larger A, China's inattention to the Philippines into overattention to the agenda.

A representative of a Palestinian communication company explained how his company is not looking to be involved in short-term sponsorship of events and activities but in a long-term strategic involvement in the activities of civil society organisations.

The strategic involvement of healthcare professionals in the PDP is essential for integrating knowledge of the care processes into the architectural design.

The findings of this study indicate that both strategic (trust, involvement) and structural (relations with EPA headquarters, state program capacity, and state political context) factors are associated with whether or not regional officials are willing to negotiate with state-level administrators.

There has been a decades-long board culture support for directors' involvement in operational decisions, often leading to board micromanagement and less strategic interest.

For their part, Rwandan officials today repeated their denials of involvement in the Congo revolt, but in doing so seemed to reaffirm their strategic interest in the country.

Another consequence of instant strategic level political involvement in response to this sort of terrorist crime is to raise the likelihood of replica attacks in the future.

Five PR roles were found incorporating personal characteristics, modes of communication, management and technical functions, perceived level of respondent strategic planning process involvement, and attitudes about communication goals and PR measurement (including perceived competency).