Sentence examples for strategic sphere from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Mr. Putin, Dmitri S. Peskov, said that the energy market "was, is and will remain a strategic sphere for Russia" and that government leaders in Moscow should be versed in the topic.

It is somewhat ironic, then, that Kasparov turned out to be one of the very few chess players whose strategic brilliance within the sphere of 64 black and white squares could stand translation to the wider political sphere.

In a region with American leanings, China wants to bind its neighbours into an economic sphere with strategic weight.

As the camera work emphasizes through alternating crisp focus and strategic blur, Michelle's sphere of attention is indeed delimited differently from most people's.

A ministry statement given to the Interfax news agency pointed out that the Pentagon is pushing forward to erect missile defenses, including a new launching facility in Alaska, while "the American side is simultaneously making public pledges" that it will "abstain from unilateral actions in the sphere of strategic stability".

Thus, it is in a strategic location for several spheres of influence and contact from South Asia to the west and East Asia and Insular Southeast Asia to the east.

Steve Jobs sees Flash's near-dominance in the online animation and interactivity sphere as a strategic threat.

Three novelties stand out.First is a shift of focus from France's old historic spheres towards a "strategic arc" of instability that stretches from the Atlantic via the Mediterranean to the Persian Gulf and Horn of Africa and on to south Asia.

Each of these economic powers tries to expand its economic sphere of influence through strategic deployment of acronyms – TPP, RCEP and CETA.

Turkey's strategic vision of pursuing a neo-Ottoman sphere of influence based on becoming the leader of democratizing Arab countries in the post-Arab Spring era led to strategic miscalculations.

"The oceans and seas have an increasingly important strategic status concerning global competition in the spheres of politics, economic development, military, and technology," Xi said at a July 2013 study session with Politburo members.