Sentence examples for strategic understanding from inspiring English sources

Strategic understanding cannot be keyed to a specific technology application.

His deep, strategic understanding of the game was honed as a captain.

More important, as Ms Morgan argues, is a strategic understanding of the role and managerial capability, on which point the committee raised no substantial objection.

Most of the carping (excuse the pun) at his play was unjustified: he may not have had the flamboyance of Mikhail Tal, but his strategic understanding was immaculate.

Develops a strong strategic understanding of how best to deliver various types of projects in the built environment.

The two countries seem to have reached a strategic understanding: they will act to defy the West together, so that neither might look isolated.

"That is why I announced that I will not harm the deep strategic understandings with the United States, and the special relationship formed with the American administration".

All the same, there is a whiff of history about next week's encounter.If all goes well, the summit centrepiece will be a new set of strategic understandings better suited to the post-cold-war world.

Unlike China, which worries that America may use them to defend Taiwan against Chinese missiles, Mr Putin supports building regional anti-missile defences and is now ready to explore a new set of strategic understandings with America.

So in June, at his first face-to-face meeting with Mr Bush, Mr Putin at last agreed to explore a new set of strategic understandings with America to replace those of the cold-war years.Another difficulty, it has to be said, is that America's plans for new defences have barely taken shape.

As Jürgen Habermas has argued, this has the effect of screening any and all strategic understandings of power (where power is understood in the Weberian sense as imposing one's will on another) out of her analysis (Habermas 1994).