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91Strategic surrender — is a strategy of attrition. What the loser avoids by offering to surrender is a last, chaotic round of fighting that would have the characteristics of a rout. The victor can obtain his objective without paying the costs of a last battle.cite book …
92Strategic Command — ist ein klassisches rundenbasiertes Computer Strategiespiel. Das Spiel ist im Jahre 2003 erschienen und stellt nur moderate Anforderungen an die Hardware. Es ist bereits auf einem Pentium II mit 64MB RAM spielbar. Dafür verzichtet der Titel auf… …
93Strategic Simulations — Strategic Simulations, Inc. Rechtsform incorporated Gründung 1979 Auflösung 2001 …
94strategic partnering agreement — (SPA). One of the standard form LIFT documents. Practical Law Dictionary. Glossary of UK, US and international legal terms. www.practicallaw.com. 2010 …
95Strategic Infrastructure Partnership — (SIP) an arrangement between the public sector and a private sector partner, intended to address a series of infrastructure issues or projects over a period of time. It may be a joint venture or be established by contract. The private sector… …
96Strategic Conquest — Éditeur PBI Software Développeur Peter Merrill Delta Tao Software Concepteur Peter Merrill Date de sortie 1984 Genre 4X Stratégie au tour par tour …
97strategic lawsuits against public participation — Retaliatory lawsuits intended to silence, intimidate, or punish those who have used public forums to speak, petition, or otherwise move for government action on an issue. Dictionary from West s Encyclopedia of American Law. 2005. strategic… …
98strategic audit — UK US noun [C] MANAGEMENT ► a formal examination of how successfully an organization is operating and how well it is using resources to work towards its goals over time: »One aim of a strategic audit is to ensure that the business portfolio is… …
99strategic inflection point — UK US noun [C] (ABBREVIATION SIP) MANAGEMENT ► a particular time when a business decides it needs to make important changes such as move into a new market or work in a different way in order to stay competitive: »Strategic inflection points… …
100strategic investment — UK US noun [C or U] FINANCE, MANAGEMENT ► investment by a company that is intended to make it more successful over time, for example investment in a new business that offers new markets or that is developing new products: » We see this… …
