Значения термина pronge strategy на английском

It offers a two- pronged strategy to protect domestic solar panel manufacturing.

Jepsen is counting on a two- pronged strategy to break that stranglehold.

The two- pronged strategy marks a change in emphasis for McConnell.

Instead of the welter of new ideas his critics crave, Miliband proposed a three- pronged strategy.

The static kill is part of a two- pronged strategy to kill the well for good.

Over the last two years, Dow has launched a two- pronged strategy to revamp its earnings profile.

Finding answers has become increasingly urgent since Western forces launched a two- pronged strategy to pacify the Taliban.

To meet our twin goals of protecting patients and facilitating inno­vation, the agency has developed a two- pronged strategy.

He said the deal supports SAP's three- pronged strategy of offering software on premise, on-demand and now on mobile devices.

As part of a three- pronged strategy, the NT Government's motto has been to "test, trace and trap".

He urged the government to pursue a "multi- pronged strategy... to guide the economy to greater and more balanced growth".

The government has vowed to maintain support for the U.S. campaign and adopted what it calls a three- pronged strategy to fight militancy.

Sonos pitched a three- pronged strategy to investors of its open system based on other platforms, inter-connectivity of its products, and the quality of its speakers.

Windows 7 is only one part of Microsoft's three- pronged strategy to provide software for what Ballmer called the "three screens" -PCs, phones and TVs.