It increases the possibility that a shared understanding will lead to evolutionary change in strategic direction, serving the best interests of all concerned.
This area is located nearby to the strategic infrastructures serving the entire metropolitan area of Torino (Fig. 1): the A4 motorway (with the relevant section of the ring road), Pertini airport of Caselle Torinese, the high-speed railway to Milan, and the Canavesana railway line of the metropolitan rail system.
Leakers are concerned with Bellman's operating instructions and Pozen's mixed-strategy equilibrium, because they are interested in using and exploiting secrecy: they believe that secrecy, by its preservation and strategic violation, serves an essential purpose.
Strategic management serves as a mechanism to provide long-term direction of the higher education institutions and at the same time to allocation of resources in line with this direction.
Asking these types of strategic questions serves two purposes: First, if they're put off by the intensity of the questions, we know they're not right for our company.
Still, in a relationship suffused by tension and flare-ups — most recently over a NATO helicopter gunship that accidentally killed three Pakistani soldiers and Pakistan's subsequent decision to close a supply route into Afghanistan — this regular meeting, known here as the strategic dialogue, serves as a lubricant to keep both countries talking.
The Rodman ideal is a strong president with a strategic vision served by self-confident cabinet officers who work collegially to produce an imaginative range of policy options that are then imposed on the "permanent government" bureaucracy and saluted by a quiescent Congress.
The chief reason, however, is strategic: It serves as a refuge for the Haqqani network and Afghan Taliban, which the Pakistani military and intelligence agencies regard as strategic assets and hence are careful not to alienate.
In "Son of Saul," this strategic blurring served a crucial if much-debated purpose, ensuring that Nemes' skillful re-creation of Auschwitz did not devolve into an obscene, pornographic display.
Our analysis of the TIGER metaphor suggests that its use serves a strategic function.
