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For the countries of refuge, particularly in Europe, confusion and a disjointed strategy reign supreme as leaders come under increased pressure from their own citizens to admit more refugees.
And even when the public does know the names of detainees, such as Shafiq Rasul and Salim Hamdan, it is largely in reference to the legal strategies of supreme court cases – not the life stories of the individuals in whose names the cases have been brought.
The soldier who fights the battle does not know what is the strategy of the supreme command, but a writer must know the strategy of his novel.
It also seemed to be part of a strategy by the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, to repair his own tarnished credibility with the clerical elite and the loss of his standing as a fair arbiter with the population, political analysts said.
"The people may be suffering in Iran," one senior official involved in Iran strategy said last week, "but the supreme leader isn't, and he's the only one who counts".
The Mexican Society for Responsible and Tolerant Self-Consumption (SMART) — the activist group behind the supreme court case — pursued a similar legal strategy to the proponents of same-sex marriage who won a series of court cases and created "jurisprudence" earlier this year. .
As the supreme governing body, the Board develops organisational strategies, oversees governance and finance activities, as well as assesses performance and risk.
"Over time I came to like both greatly, probably more than I should have, if truth be told … They were supreme masters of the distinction between tactics and strategy.
It has a cadre of other like-minded national allies working on the controversial strategy to revise the country's supreme laws.
