Sentences with phrase «strategic purpose»

Your team is largely autonomous, but you can guide them slightly for strategic purposes.

We also understand the value of collecting and using data for marketing and other strategic purposes.

The biggest strategic purpose companions serve is the ability to revive you if you've fallen and they are still standing.

A better approach is to analyze the law firm's business and identify a clear strategic purpose for lateral hiring.

While the thank - you letter expresses gratitude for the meeting, it also serves a much more strategic purpose.

The world is subjective, so the two players won't see it the same way, which can used for strategic purposes.

He said: «The idea of a like - for - like entirely unchanged replacement of Trident is basically saying we will spend billions and billions and billions of pounds on a nuclear missile system designed with the sole strategic purpose of flattening Moscow at the press of a button.»

They also serve a useful strategic purpose for Labour: delving into the detail very conveniently distracts attention away from the more unclear gaps between Labour and Andrew Lansley.

Many minions have special abilities that give them a unique strategic purpose.

We look forward to working with our partners in Scandinavia and helping Scandinavian companies to use litigation funding for such strategic purposes and give them a competitive advantage.»

My concern as a political scientist is that what governments need are goals that have some plausible and immediate — or at least reasonable — connection to things that they actually do, and if the goals are so far removed from things that they can actually do and actually will do, then the goal really serves no useful strategic purpose.

«A $ 600,000 practice is fine, but it's not going to get you a ticket to the dance at one of the big firms unless it's in an area like health law that the firm is trying to build out or some other strategic purpose,» says Christopher Sweeney of ZSA Legal Recruitment.

Ironically, Cranston was put in the Supporting Actor category for awards consideration and Carell in the Lead Actor category, likely for strategic purposes.

The amount of pressure created by a US Minuteman III ICBM would crush much of a city, but their strategic purpose lies in holding Russia, or another country's ICBM silos at risk.

Avenatti told CNBC on Monday, «Even if you're the president of the United States, you can not simply fabricate a story in order to fit your strategic purpose.»

Indian National Congress leaders like M. K. Gandhi used it with a strategic purpose of assimilating the dalits into Hindu fold in their fight against the British raj.

He established the Territorial Army, the strategic purpose of which was to enable the release of regular divisions for service abroad.

Whether by genuine conviction or for the strategic purpose of filling a political vacuum, during the campaign, Renzi emerged as the new champion of the Party's liberal platform, notably by endorsing its proposals for the liberalization of the labour market.

The question, rather, is whether the Madisonian structure of American government will obstruct him in his strategic purposes as it usually obstructs presidents bent upon changing the order that they inherit.

The strategic purpose of nuclear weapons is, instead, to act as deterrent, i.e. to dissuade an opponent from attacking.

«Brong Ahafo is a «very strategic region for us for organisation and strategic purposes.

As well as saving the lives of dogs who have suffered terribly as part of the meat industry, HSI's farm closures have a strategic purpose in demonstrating a blueprint for change to the South Korean government.

At Mars Petcare, our nutrition philosophy is central to our strategic purpose to make A Better World for Pets ™.

On May 8, 2018, partners Benet O'Reilly and Adam Fleisher participated in a panel co-hosted by The Conference Board and Cleary Gottlieb to discuss Private Investment in Public Equity (PIPE) transactions, both for capital formation and strategic purposes.

I have also continued to help firms design gender initiatives so they have a clear, strategic purpose and substantial administrative and financial support.

That, in turn, has led to abuses by litigants dragging out proceedings for strategic purposes.

If there is no gag order, you'll need to decide if there is a strategic purpose in talking to the reporter or not.

But people who attend career fairs tend to do so fairly randomly, few people visit them with a strategic purpose in mind.

Every word in your resume should have a strategic purpose.

While you should be certain that your resume is on target, that every piece of data in it serves a strategic purpose, and that the writing is concise and to the point, it is virtually impossible to provide anything but the rudimentary details of a career (at least one longer than a few years) on just one page.

You'll provide access to accurate records for a range of operational and strategic purposes and ensure that legal obligations are met.

Dalton specifically suggested that «mere social networking, meaning connecting friends, fans, communities and even tribes, although a much more efficient way to promulgate oneself and one's brand, without a strategic purpose or providing valuable content, is like inviting 100 people to your home for dinner and not feeding them.»