In addition Midway paved the way for the landings on Guadalcanal, and the prolonged attrition of the Solomon Islands campaign, both of which finally allowed the Allies to take the strategic initiative and swing onto the offensive for the rest of the Pacific War.
McCain advisers see solid strategic reasons for swinging harder than Mrs. Clinton did.
Ultimately there was no German breakthrough at Prokhorovka, and with the end of Operation Citadel the strategic initiative permanently swung over to the Red Army.
Throughout, we've been talking a little bit about the pendulum swinging from strategic to this individual, interpersonal level.
In strategic terms, the U.S. has swung between counter-insurgency and counterterrorism.
NRDC Action Fund got similar results when we commissioned Harstad Strategic Research to poll voters in 11 swing states with close Senate races, including Georgia, Louisiana, and Arkansas.
Rather, he later indicated, "it's time to make a strategic decision to stop the pendulum from swinging between the two.
Strategic planning sessions and Executive Team retreats are in full swing, with teams developing programs and implementation plans that will, with the right approach, help direct their organizations mindfully and productively.
Not so long ago it was the national G.O.P. that saw a strategic benefit in putting gay marriage on the ballot in swing states — it was a sure-fire way to motivate the base.
That will provoke anger in Labour circles about Miliband's heavy strategic reliance on electoral movements quite separate from a conventional swing from blue to red – and, as it transpires, inadequate in comparison.
