Sentence examples for strategic principles from inspiring English sources

Academics, however, have to deal with it by taking aim at grand strategic principles.

It had no detailed blueprint, but there were some underlying strategic principles.

Mr. Stubb argued that, once strategic principles are agreed, ministers like him should travel at the behest of Ms. Ashton.

What's most salient about the plausible Fatah challengers, however, is that none offer strategic principles different from those that Abbas has proposed.

"This is a genuine merger of equals founded on core strategic principles rather than straight cost cuts," said James, presenting the merger deal at London's Shard skyscraper on Thursday.

Gary Hart, the former Democratic senator from Colorado, described Libya as "the face of 21st century conflict," and argued that the violence there proved it was time for Mr. Obama to enunciate a set of strategic principles.

The strategic principle of Islamic State has been reported as distinctly pragmatic: hold, then expand.

Indeed, securing the unlimited return of Palestinian refugees to Israel remains a Palestinian strategic principle, not a negotiating tactic.

Talking at the MoD he sounded as if he might be beginning to adhere to the strategic principle of that well-known military strategist Julie Burchill: "if it ain't broke, break it".

The report called expanding domestic demand "a long-term strategic principle" and pledged to increase subsidies to low-income households, extend broadband Internet to rural areas and smaller cities, and expand retail sectors like chain stores and online commerce.

The paradox of Libya was that this was Obama's first war but it was one he explicitly did not want to own, and the opportunities it offered for a statement of strategic principle — on preventing genocide, on international law, on the internationalist doctrine of "responsibility to protect" — were opportunities he deliberately did not seize.