But America s strategy has failed.

That strategy is containment.

That strategy has largely worked.

This is not sustainable.

Indeed, Mubarak s strategic vision is desperately narrow.

The national strategic plan for the control of malaria in Ethiopia was developed on the basis on the framework of the World Health Organization's Roll Back Malaria Global Strategic Plan.

But that remains a dangerous strategy.

This perverse strategy sounds almost unbelievable.

And they said, Oh, well maybe we could become part of your strategic plan.

Then there are strategic suspicions.

European countries, meanwhile, criticize the current military strategy.

This is the strategy followed by countries such as China and Argentina.

The national development strategy will integrate follow up to and implementation of MDGs.

In Singapore, ideological considerations reinforce strategic interests.

But that strategy ignores Palestinian and regional realities.

The strategy we chose was to balance and integrate.

The first strategy is problematic because it is unsustainable.

But he must think strategically about the future.

The strategy was presented to the Dominions at the 1923 Imperial Conference.

It should have been the model in Iraq, as it now should be the model in Iran.

But it also reflects the strategy of the Muslim Brothers to shift that balance.

This strategy has begun to emerge organically, without prompting from the global community.

Strategically placed private institutions have done their part to shore up confidence.

After 40 years of bloody internal conflict, this proved a winning strategy.

The strategy was poised for implementation when the Bank s leadership crisis struck.

Peretz was unable to gauge the strategic implications of his decisions.

But a successful strategy one that responds to Afghanistan s extreme poverty crisis requires that the international community reverse course on crop eradication. In fact, the eradication of poppy crops not only damage local communities and undermines the international community s goals, but it is also failing opium production last year was at an all time high.

This strategy does not imply a pre specified target zone for exchange rates.

It would also be helpful if Iran laid out its strategic vision for the region.

This is the strategy that most EU countries, Germany in particular, have chosen.

This is the strategy chosen by the United States with its earned income tax credit.

The strategic implications for the region are equally grim.

As a result, there is considerably less public pressure to do something dramatically different.

We support the thrust of the five point strategy previously outlined by the Secretary General.

But, beyond strategic considerations, something else must be mentioned (with prudence).

The liberal journal Strategy and Management was closed down.

The threat of retaliation that underpins its strategic effectiveness remains implicit and hypothetical.

Fortunately, there is such a strategy research and development.

None of these outcomes is in China s strategic interest.

It was far more costly to get Hezbollah to serve Iran s strategy.

Second, the new strategy will keep the Mahdi Army on its heels.

As long as the yen remains weak, this investment strategy will be a money machine.

General MacArthur asked the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) to replicate the Japanese currency in the Philippines for his eventual return.

Finally, much as Austria Hungary formed an alliance with Germany to fill a strategic need for military security, EU members have sought, through their intake of Russian gas, to meet a strategic need for energy security.

These two alternatives already defined Western strategy toward Russia in the mid 1990 s.