Sentence examples similar to strategically designated from inspiring English sources
A Degree of Influence: The Funding of Strategically Important Subjects in UK Universities, the report I have written for the Centre for Social Cohesion, looks at a whole range of area studies that have been designated "strategically important" by the government.
Although languages have been designated "strategically important and vulnerable subjects" by the Higher Education Funding Council for England since 2005, Hefce is so concerned about the problems that it has announced an extra £3.1m funding for language degree programmes.
Islamic studies were designated as "strategically important" to the British national interest.
60 61 Although the electronic record seems to offer secure access, unambiguous categories and evidence based decision support, paper can be shifted physically to follow people or processes (for example, placed in a box designated as urgent or positioned strategically next to the coffee), annotated with free text, and used as interim material when the system is down.
During the war the area was strategically important to Nazi Germany, though following the Axis defeat, in 1945, it was designated as part of Poland.
Strategically placed burger & chips?
Use that feedback strategically.
Strategically, Kandahar is critical.
Strategically, this makes sense.
These people think strategically.
