Sentence examples for strategically ambiguous from inspiring English sources
This is more than strategically ambiguous: it is completely opaque.
Those judgments produced the diplomatically chaotic, militarily complicated and strategically ambiguous Libyan action by the United States and an array of allies.
Tea Party adherents are often "strategically ambiguous" on fundamental economic issues, the Harvard scholars Theda Skocpol and Vanessa Williamson note in their new book, "The Tea Party and the Remaking of Republican Conservatism".
China is "strategically ambiguous" about its reasons for the restrictions, Ong said, to make it difficult for countries to challenge it before the World Trade Organization or other international dispute settlement bodies.
Using the lens of corporate-discourse theory, this Article explores how the judicial process extracts (or should extract) meaning from ambiguous, often strategically crafted words communicated to vastly complicated financial markets.
Organizations occupying broker roles may exploit opportunities by excluding others from these opportunities, especially when "ambiguous or distorted information is strategically moved between contacts by the tertius" (Burt 2000, p. 355).
MALABO, Equatorial Guinea — While the United States has turned its back on some authoritarian rulers in North Africa and the Middle East, its attitude toward strategically placed autocrats in less restive corners of Africa is more ambiguous, and perhaps nowhere more so than in this oil-rich speck of a nation in the Gulf of Guinea.
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