Sentence examples for strategic restraint from inspiring English sources

Friday's concert seesawed between strategic restraint and equally strategic furor.

"Days of so-called strategic restraint are over.

It provoked calls for India to drop its policy of so-called strategic restraint against its neighbour.

At the strategic level it supposes that Pakistan will hesitate before unleashing nukes, and it sits ill with the Indian tradition of strategic restraint.

But diplomatically, 66 years after the British left, it still clings to the post-independence creeds of semi-pacifism and "non-alignment": the West is not to be trusted.India's tradition of strategic restraint has in some ways served the country well.

Such sentiment has been tempered by adherence to Deng Xiaoping's "hide and bide" policy of strategic restraint.

The agreement would foster stability through the interaction of its principal parts the numerical ceilings on strategic systems, the restraints on upgrading the destructive potential and versatility of missiles, & all the rules & prohibition that fall under the rubric of verification.

And her restraint was strategic: she knew that Claudette Colvin, another black woman arrested for not giving up her seat on a bus, had been "manhandled by the police, and others had been beaten or shot for their ­resistance".

JON PARELES CRISTINA PATO "Migrations" (Sunnyside) Cristina Pato reaches what sounds like full steam only a handful of times on her perfectly titled new album, "Migrations," and that touch of restraint feels strategic and knowing.

Harnisch (2013), for example argues, that the same norms that have informed Germany's post-war strategic culture of military restraint were used to justify humanitarian interventions in Kosovo and Afghanistan.

Instead, Asean repeated that it was seriously concerned by "land reclamations and escalation of activities" and called for "self-restraint" in the strategic waterway.