Sentence examples for strategy to defend from inspiring English sources

"The Saudi-led Opec strategy to defend market share regardless of price appears to be having the intended effect of driving out costly, 'inefficient' production".

SAN FRANCISCO — Google has bid $900 million for the patent portfolio of Nortel Networks, the Canadian telecom equipment maker, as part of a strategy to defend itself against patent litigation.

The Islamic State is executing a global strategy to defend its territory in Iraq and Syria, foster affiliates in other Muslim-majority areas, and encourage and direct terrorist attacks in the wider world.

Adrian Day, chief executive of Adrian Day Asset Management in Annapolis, Md., argued that investing in foreign currency can be part of a broader strategy to defend against what he views as a fundamentally weak dollar.

Max Clifford, the publicity agent, is orchestrating the strategy to defend the reputation of Shrien Dewani, a 30-year-old businessman from Bristol, who is accused of paying hitmen to kill his bride, Anni, in a staged carjacking near Cape Town.

For my Colombian friend, my attempts to build a three-year campaign strategy to defend the land rights of a dispossessed community by working with the various government institutions set up for that purpose flew in the face of his historical analysis that every attempt by peasant farmers to be reasonable had been met with either closed doors or violence.

One of those compounds is nitric oxide (NO) and pathogens have evolved various strategies to defend themselves against this immune effector.

Although the American economy needs effective cybersecurity measures to function and prosper, many providers of critical infrastructure have not invested in basic strategies to defend themselves against cyberthreats.

The conceptual framework is implemented as a software tool to simulate system behaviors and actions like automatic countermeasures, human interventions and optimal operational strategies to defend and restore the system.

Anglo as well as Latin Americans (Morrison, Menchú, Garcilaso, Rodriguez, Poniatowska, among others) use various strategies to defend difference, as a kind of strategic essentialism, and to raise concerns about the hermeneutic project.

It is to provide optimal strategies to defend malicious threats.