Sentence examples for strategic order from inspiring English sources

This is because Australia and Britain have important and legitimate stakes in the Asian strategic order – no doubt more than our publics tend to assume.

But the fact that they kicked off against western-backed dictatorships meant they posed an immediate threat to the strategic order.

A result of his being so out front, of course, is that along with the considerably higher stakes of human life and strategic order, one thing riding on the future of Iraq is Wolfowitz's future.

"We also recognize that China's rise and its subsequent military modernization is changing the strategic order of our region, and that the U.S.-China relationship is pivotal to our region of the world," it quoted Ms. Gillard as saying.

The first strategic order of business is an existing and practical logistics and supply-chain philosophy.

What mattered more was showing the cars in a strategic order.

Chan (2003) proposed SC performance measurement system which includes qualitative measures such as customer satisfaction, flexibility, information and material flow integration and effective risk management, and quantitative measures to evaluate the SC performance in terms of strategic planning, order planning, suppliers, production, and delivery.

In an act of vengeance, Mr. Prabhakaran made his greatest strategic blunder: ordering the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi.

[snip] You can say that AIPAC was misguided, that it's even become a pernicious force, but you can't deny that it got its strategic premises ordered properly.

It's often layered with all sorts of implications about race or popularity or grades or other ways that teenagers use strategic pecking orders to keep each other in their place.

"It wasn't some kind of strategic move in order to gain all this publicity, it just kind of happened".