strategic
వ్యూహాత్మక
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.
example
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.
For Australian companies like us, the situation with the Australian dollar makes it difficult to achieve your 'strategic' ambitions.
The United States has spent a trillion dollars on nuclear 'strategic' weapons, such as missiles, submarines and bombers.
For Japan, the South China Sea and the waters off Taiwan are vital for transporting oil and other important 'strategic' resources.
The question is whether the increased vigilance comes at the expense of long-term 'strategic' planning.
The rapid growth in the older adult market over the next few decades is a factor every health and fitness club must consider in their 'strategic' planning.
One could argue that such a missile defence system would bring about the abandonment of ballistic missiles as 'strategic' weapons.
Imperialism depended on dominating, humiliating and exploiting others, and on drawing artificial boundaries for European 'strategic' purposes.
When we come back, a look at the history of hostage-taking as a 'strategic' weapons of guerilla warfare.
In light of these needs, Kennedy urged that Bulgaria should emphasise long-term 'strategic' planning.
Elite groups are engaged in an internecine struggle for control of the continent's 'strategic' resources.
The cynical exploitation of international conflicts to wage war to achieve such a crass 'strategic' end is what makes this war so immoral.
It was not a 'strategic' planning decision affected by considerations of public interest.
The beginning of the Cold War intensified anxieties about the nation's supply of 'strategic' resources.
A year after the group's last 'strategic' overhaul, the plan appears to be another attempt to turn around the newspapers.
This paper proposes the utilization of a novel technique for feeder voltage drop mitigation at 'strategic' locations.
Implicit in his argument is the belief that American foreign policy flows from 'strategic' considerations of national interest.
They became too much an organ of the Nazi Party and were used more for its own ends than to help fulfil 'strategic' military objectives.
Being the most important 'strategic' resource in the world, it will continue to be what shapes the future.
Prior to WWII air power advocates considered 'strategic' bombing to be key to breaking enemy production capacity and civilian morale.
During the Cold War, the threat of 'strategic' attack using nuclear weapons dominated air force war planning.
So issues such as occupation, control over 'strategic' resources and imperialism are never brought up.
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.
What we need today is a leadership that is able to identify India's 'strategic' interests clearly and tries to achieve them by navigating skillfully through these turbulent times.
The Soviets achieve a long-desired southern 'strategic' goal, isolating Turkey, opening a route to the Indian Ocean and the Eastern Mediterranean.
A terrorist organization may camp in remote desert caves beyond the reach of 'strategic' bombing or cruise missiles, but its activities depend crucially upon financing.
He is widely regarded as a leading proponent of 'strategic' bombing to break the enemy will, and his philosophies echoed throughout the Cold War.
No longer would the Fort Limhi serve as a 'strategic' location in Young's plan of last resort.
They can also be used for the basis of better short term pragmatic decision making and long term 'strategic' planning.
Progress in achieving our 'strategic' goals is contained in this Report.
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