strategic
மூலோபாய
definition
adjective
the company should take strategic actions to cope with fundamental changes in the environment
relating to the identification of long-term or overall aims and interests and the means of achieving them.
translation of 'strategic'
போர்த் திறம் வாய்ந்த
adjective
போர்த்திறஞ்சார்ந்த
example
Downing Street denies the allegation, but the tenor and content of the chatter in the days leading up to their departure reveal some form of 'strategic' plan directed towards engineering a tangible return from the visit.
Under this method, goals in each area are assigned one or more measures considered necessary for achieving a desired 'strategic' success.
The 'strategic' intent to achieve more for less was translated into central policy directives.
At the centre of the strategy was a commitment to 'strategic' bombing, the long-range and independent assault on the economic and military infrastructure of the enemy state.
During the Cold War, the threat of 'strategic' attack using nuclear weapons dominated air force war planning.
Being the most important 'strategic' resource in the world, it will continue to be what shapes the future.
A 'strategic' weapon is not effective unless it can deliver the desired and verifiable results.
In the competitive airline industry, maintenance is not just an added expense, but a 'strategic' resource for winning customer loyalty and controlling costs.
The outcome is transparency to all stakeholders that is systematically incorporated as part of the overall 'strategic' planning and business operations process.
Imperialism depended on dominating, humiliating and exploiting others, and on drawing artificial boundaries for European 'strategic' purposes.
This paper proposes the utilization of a novel technique for feeder voltage drop mitigation at 'strategic' locations.
Every meeting should be skilfully chaired to achieve consensus over 'strategic' issues.
The rule of law eventually punishes and minimizes corruption and theft, which is one reason democracy is a 'strategic' weapon against terrorism.
It would provoke the antagonism of many Russian politicians and embolden those who were opposed to negotiations with the United States to reduce nuclear and other 'strategic' weapons.
Europe cannot afford to allow an African head of state to make it look weak and foolish when the US is using its unparalleled military strength to stake a claim to 'strategic' resources all over the world.
Bridgewater has a great deal to offer in terms of being a 'strategic' location for industrial, commercial, retail, and service sector development.
Not satisfied with military and economic dominance, they want to extend their empire and control more 'strategic' resources.
Several decades ago, the USSR developed nuclear weapons and 'strategic' missiles.
The systems world provides management designs, 'strategic' and tactical actions, policies, and procedures.
In future, foreign companies will be allowed only a minority holding in firms applying for licences to tap and extract 'strategic' resources like oil and gas.
As a World War II bomber pilot, I appreciate the role of both tactical and 'strategic' bombing in all-out warfare.
One could argue that such a missile defence system would bring about the abandonment of ballistic missiles as 'strategic' weapons.
This is difficult to judge because diplomatic and 'strategic' considerations are involved.
When each failed to win control of the central state, the locus of conflict shifted to major 'strategic' resources such as cities and ports, fragmenting the clan alliances.
For Australian companies like us, the situation with the Australian dollar makes it difficult to achieve your 'strategic' ambitions.
As regards economic factors, the submarine campaign had shut down Japanese industry before 'strategic' bombing even started.
The militants intend to take further advantage of a wider information operations campaign as a 'strategic' weapon.
Elite groups are engaged in an internecine struggle for control of the continent's 'strategic' resources.
The French government's motives are bound up with the defence of its own diplomatic and 'strategic' interests.
Once they have successfully flown the next two or three missions, NASA will have to begin some difficult long-term 'strategic' planning.
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