Sentence examples for strategically adapted from inspiring English sources

The discourse drew upon and strategically adapted state-promoted conceptions of suzhi, as workers evaluated each other's quality quite openly.

The EU's newly launched European neighbourhood policy (ENP) is a fascinating case study in organizational management theory of how the Commission strategically adapted enlargement policies to expand its foreign policy domain.

Communications activities in support of MVP were essential and had to be strategically adapted to the development and introduction cycles of this long-awaited vaccine.

By strategically adapting classic texts from the Greek world, and incorporating into his adaptations the interpretations of the Hellenistic philosophers, poets, rhetoricians, and scientists who had helped enshrine those works as classics, he could envision and create texts with classical authority for a parallel Roman canon.

These estimates take into account different possible levels of climate change and assume agencies strategically adapt infrastructure to changing conditions.

The point is that Jews strategically adapt their political behavior in response to the agendas and rhetoric of the political parties.

Resource dependence theory argues that organizations are externally constrained and therefore organizations seek to manage or strategically adapt to their environment.

These include avoiding economic incentives that may crowd out local stewardship, avoiding overly-authoritative state control (i.e. mono-centricity), and developing a multilevel governance structure that can strategically adapt its focus to the scale of various and shifting targets.

Second, our findings can help companies not only to decide which stakeholder claims to fulfill, but also to strategically adapt corporate communications about stakeholder management activities in general (Schwarzkopf 2006).

As a consequence, females appear to strategically adapt their frequency of EGP according to current inbreeding risk, with EGP being more likely to be found in older social groups, which contain more relatives.

Communication components or outputs will be strategically selected and adapted to achieve each communication objective.