The bigger the prizes get, the more strategic control of resources tightens across the region.
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Still, not all cash is worth taking--especially if it means handing over too much strategic control and jeopardizing your long-term growth plans.
This allows strategic control.
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And this treaty, nor have any of the other strategic arms control treaties, dealt with that issue.
That progress would not have been possible without strategic arms control treaties.
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President Lyndon Johnson noted in his memoirs simply his regret that the Soviet action forced him to postpone initiation of strategic arms control negotiations with Moscow.
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But many systems that were not deemed vital during a nuclear war, such as non-strategic command and control, were left unprotected.
Strategic Command, Control and Communications (C3): The United States must ensure that the C3 systems that operate and integrate its strategic offensive and defensive forces effectively are given no less budgetary priority than is accorded those forces.
Strategic sectors under exclusive control of the state are those that have vital economic, social, political or environmental influence.
The effect of this perception is to intensify pressure for expeditious completion of strategic and conventional arms control accords.
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In addition, the state would act through a mechanism of national planning by exercising control over strategic sectors of the country.
Such an approach is detailed in a paper entitled An Assessment of Future Requirements for U.S. Strategic Forces and Arms Control to be released shortly by the Center.
This is a joint committee of members of the Business and Enterprise, Defence, Foreign Affairs and International Development Committees which, every year, scrutinises the government's annual report on the control of strategic exports, including weapons.
The problem for BP is that it fears it could end up losing all of this stunningly valuable asset if it were to take its stake above 50% - because of a Russian prohibition on foreign businesses acquiring majority control of strategic assets.
It recommends, instead, that a different approach to strategic force modernization and arms control be adopted.
Last month, rebels took control of the strategic Taftanaz military air base in north-western Syria after weeks of fierce fighting with government forces.
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This "strategic" approach to arms control, which always insisted on retaining the option of modernization and never took risks with verifiability, was nearly overwhelmed by assaults from two opposite directions.
Karadzic has offered to resign from the presidency after the September elections in exchange for Western security guarantees for Republika Srpska and the Serbs being given control of the strategic town of Brcko.
Well-trained fighters from the Lebanese Shia Islamist movement, Hezbollah, have joined battle with government forces fighting to regain control of the strategic western town of Qusair, which lies on vital supply routes for both the rebels and the government.
There are also strategic benefits to not having tighter control on the manufacturing and assembly process.
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Once they get Umm Qasr, they will have control of those key strategic and economic targets.
The difference between the strategic and radical schools of arms control was illustrated by their respective attitudes toward nuclear testing.
Which brings us to the strategic problem with chemical-arms control: The record of efforts to impose effective negotiated limitations on them is not good.
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The report recommended the creation of new social enterprise landlord with a leasehold interest in housing executive stock, a new strategic housing authority which would own and control the stock, and an independent housing regulator responsible for rent setting.
Analysts say losing control of the airport would be a strategic blow for the government.
The strategic sectors that fall under the decision and exclusive control of the state are those that play a crucial role in influencing the economy, society and the environment.
Control of Papan Sejahtera would "strengthen our strategic investment activities, " says Tunasmas executive Al Njoo.
Strategic necessities are the priority: commodities, energy and control of infrastructure.
"International organized criminals control significant positions in the global energy and strategic materials markets, " said Attorney General Michael Mukasey in April when announcing a new Justice Department strategy to combat organized crime.
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