“Or you have to strategise and implement, establishing key teams that can operationalise according to the needs of all stakeholders.”

“Each group has to develop and strategise a realistic, feasible campaign to preserve their community.”

“This gives the group social action challenges to tackle and gets them to strategise their actions.”

“Highly agitated by the display before her, Felicia fled to the house and began to strategize her backup plan for winning back her former husband.”

“Highly agitated by the display before her, Felicia fled to the house and began to strategize her plan B for winning back her former husband.”

“The smart move is to assume that this election is going to be very close and strategize accordingly.”

“He must contrive to keep his family alive as he strategizes.”

“They strategized about how best to finance delegations to overseas sweatshops and about how to build alliances with workers' rights groups.”

“They planned and strategized for three days, and when there were no objections left, these youth were ready to challenge power at all levels.”

“We sat in a tiny pizzeria in Milan and strategized about how to turn my curves into a curveball.”

“Much soul-searching, tactical strategising and ideological debates have been taking place within the activist community.”

“People aren't angry enough There were 130 people up the hill, chugging sangria and strategising.”

“We do this is through regular homeweeks, when we perform all of our organisational strategising, maintenance and integrating activities.”

“Indeed, for much of the film Kenny's strategizing seems to be one step ahead of the others.”

“In the absence of such policies, strategizing for the promotion of mental health is not feasible.”

“There's certainly a lot to say, from articulating defenses of basic rights to strategizing about the best balance between principle and politics.”