His answer was "a total strategy," combining elements of the political, economic and psychological spheres as well as the military.
The former President P. W. Botha, raised when memories of that war were fresh, was the father of apartheid's "total strategy" against opponents of the South African state in the worst period of apartheid violence, the 1980's.
"The hotels are looking at a total strategy," said Lorraine Sileo, vice president of research for the travel market research firm PhoCusWright.
"We have changed our total strategy in the last two years, and in the last two quarters, we have had record shipments of our Himalaya systems," he said, referring to Tandem's largest machines.
Herein lies another key part of their total strategy which is expanding their hardware development efforts beyond just phones and tablets and including a multitude of consumer electronics.
What is needed is a total strategy; a total solution that wipes out the past mistakes, the dodgy national accounts, the stupid lending practices, the fudge at the heart of the Eurocurrency arrangements.
Additional strategy, which handles with test cases as unit base, performs better than total strategy in works associated with these two strategies [41].
After the war, however, Britain "revert[ed] to her Victorian and Edwardian total strategy based on laissez-faire, the City of London, the gold standard pound sterling, and the Empire" (112), with, in his opinion, lamentable consequences.
By use of Monte Carlo method, the results of a number of randomly generated samples are averaged, and the number of samples is typically smaller than the dimensionality of the total strategy space.
"Voice recognition is a critical part of our total strategy for driver distraction," said Jim Pisz, corporate manager of North American business strategy at Toyota.
