Sentence examples for the strategy bears from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush said Mr. Bremer now has a "comprehensive strategy" to move toward democracy and Iraqi control of the country, though White House officials concede that the strategy bears little resemblance to the one they drew up before the war.

The new strategy bears the imprint of Mr. Bolton with its emphasis on the threat from Iran, which he described in a White House briefing as "the world's central banker of international terrorism since 1979," supporting militant and terrorist groups across the Middle East.

I believe – and our current debate on the Lisbon strategy bears this out – that the Lisbon strategy has several pillars.

Will this strategy bear fruit?

This state REDD+ Vision and Strategy bears no resemblance at all to the "REDD+" Program that Chiapas implemented, but many challenges remain, such as politics, corruption and dissonance between environmental and agricultural sectors.

Yet such a strategy bears serious dangers, just as it is not secure due to the nature of events, especially in the Middle East with the possibility of it slipping away to such an extent that it will not be possible to ignore it.

But no strategy bears a likelier chance of long-term success than containment". On April 25, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Nepal, killing more than 9,000, injuring more than 23,000.

This strategy bears similarity to that previously used in actinomycetes to synthesize polyketides but stands in contrast to a commonly used strategy in filamentous fungi, wherein promoters or regulators from primary metabolism are used to produce recombinant polyketides.

The first seven Cardinals swung at the first pitch or the first strike, a strategy borne out by Kershaw's steely effectiveness when ahead in the count.

The strategy has borne fruit before.

Initially, things got off to a rocky start, but the strategy has borne fruit.