Sentence examples for strategic limitations from inspiring English sources

In an interview on Friday, Mr. Cuomo said he had understood his strategic limitations heading into the year and responded by front-loading his calendar.

However, the Copenhagen negotiations have demonstrated the institutional, structural and strategic limitations of the approach, when applied to a topic as complex as climate change.

Due to this strategic limitation of current RGS, the traffic prediction module in existing RGS has been mainly focusing on travel time prediction and the consistency of predicted travel time.

The treaty was signed almost exactly 30 years after President Nixon and the Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev signed the Antiballistic Missile Treaty and the first of the strategic arms limitations treaties here.

Lloyd N. Cutler, one of the founding partners, served as an adviser to President Bill Clinton and to President Jimmy Carter, as well as a special counsel to Mr. Carter on ratification of the second strategic arms limitations treaty in the late 1970's.

In my case, he did so by naming me one of the new congressional observers to the Strategic Arms Limitations Talks in Geneva, which proved vital to my gaining an understanding of the intricacies of arms control negotiations.

I wanted to love it, but a brief flirtation confirmed my suspicions that the co-op was a place where people in overalls behaved unpleasantly toward you and where arriving at consensus over the price of a plum took longer than the first and second phases of the Strategic Arms Limitations Talks.

Although recent developments are nowhere on the scale of the strategic arms limitations talks and treaties between the US and the Soviet Union driven by Kissinger four decades ago – the first thawing in the Cold War and the first meaningful limits placed on the nuclear arms race – it is a hopeful development.

3. Supported SALT II (Strategic Arms Limitations Talks).

After the Chinese thaw, Nixon began to negotiate SALT II (the second Strategic Arms Limitations Talks).

Toward a Grand Compromise The Strategic Arms Limitations Treaties (SALT) between the United States and the Soviet Union made nuclear war between them much less likely in the last quarter of the 20th century.