Sentence examples for strategically uses from inspiring English sources
Pyongyang over five decades has created a "vast political and security apparatus that strategically uses surveillance, coercion, fear and punishment to preclude the expression of any dissent," it adds.
Last month's UN report concluded: "The key to the political system is the vast political and security apparatus that strategically uses surveillance, coercion, fear and punishment... Public executions and enforced disappearance to political prison camps serve as the ultimate means to terrorise the population into submission".
As opposed to recruiting participants en masse, the company strategically uses its actors.
"The key to the political system is the vast political and security apparatus that strategically uses surveillance, coercion, fear and punishment to preclude the expression of any dissent".
It was at that event that I first became aware of how Jane purposefully and strategically uses her fame and influence to draw attention and awareness to important causes, something she has been doing in many meaningful ways for decades.
"The Islamophobia industry strategically uses Muslim women's bodies to perpetuate hate against Islam, such as by saying that Muslim women are oppressed to justify violence against both Muslim men and women and affirm racist ideologies against Muslim countries," Al-Khatahtbeh told HuffPost.
For example, users strategically used search to find useful structure ideas instead of just accumulating information facts.
It makes sense — strategically use the time you have in practice.
Analysts say Facebook's biggest promise lies in strategically using the data it keeps on its one billion users.
As Ms. Groneman and Ms. Abbott show, women discovered they could achieve power by withholding their sexuality, or by strategically using it.
Biological control — the practice of strategically using organisms to kill pests — has been common in agriculture since the nineteenth century, but it is relatively new to conservation.
