When she meets clients in the field, however, the skirt becomes a strategic weapon.
Fox News Channel introduced its newest strategic weapon on Tuesday: a studio labeled the "Strategy Room".
With all the data being collected, design and the ability to present information well may be the big strategic weapon.
Information is a strategic weapon in the stalemated conflict, as both sides seek support from suffering Syrians and foreign countries.
"He believes they are used too frequently as a weapon of choice, rather than as a strategic weapon".
"Companies have realized in recent years that their key strategic weapon is their people," Mr. McCool said.
One attorney joked that the news media could now become a strategic weapon in the lawyer's arsenal.
THE first well-known strategic weapon was the Trojan horse, which allowed the Greeks to capture Troy without damaging the city's walls.
The Internet has been a strategic weapon for the uprising and the government alike, allowing activists to organize and communicate but also exposing them to surveillance.
Biological weapons are not as expensive to manufacture as nuclear weapons, yet a lethal biological weapon might nonetheless be the strategic weapon that would win a war.
It is only through the possession of the "strategic weapon" that Iran will believe it is able to negate the imbalance of conventional power.
