Tory MPs accept that the Cameron strategy is long-term, creating a sense of change before rolling out detail as the general election nears, and they do not demand immediate poll success.
Strategy is long-term goal or plan you want to reach and tactics of the means used to get there.
The third strategy is long-term involvement in supporting change processes, e.g., participating in studies, doing research on the development of instruments and practices, or maintained active membership in professional and scientific associations.
Right to Rise USA aides said their strategy was long-term, aimed at building sustained name identification and support heading into the Iowa caucuses, which begin the 2016 voting on 1 February and are followed by the New Hampshire and South Carolina primaries.
William H. Webster, a former FBI director, said the intelligent strategy was long-term investigation 'so when you roll-up the cell, you know you've got the whole group.' Shayler agreed that internment was an acknowledged joke in MI5.
Coping strategies are short-term and unplanned in response to unexpected crop failure and yield losses and just for survival, while adaptation strategies are long-term and planned responding to expected and continued decline or uncertainty in future crop productivity and food production (Smit and Wandel 2006; Vogel 1998; Osbahr et al. 2008).
First of all, Iran's soft power strategies are long-term oriented.
Many of these strategies are long-term strategies, and their effect can only be reviewed over extended periods of time.
Compared to most epidemiological interventions, genetic control strategies are long-term, proactive (rather than reactive), and less likely to cause undesirable side effects such as environmental spillover or emergence of highly virulent or antimicrobial resistant pathogen strains (Gibson and Bishop 2005; Kemper et al. 2013).
We are building the Yingli brand - this is long term strategy.
