strategise
Verb
Meaning
strategise (third-person singular simple present strategises, present participle strategising, simple past and past participle strategised)
Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of strategize.
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Examples
Cadet corps instill discipline in its members, where you are taught basic skills such as survival in the wilderness, unarmed combat, tracking and learning how to strategise.
Aim of the summit themed ‘Strategic Partnership for Effective Community Policing in the North Central Zone/FCT’ was to strategise on overcoming insecurity through community policing.
As it pertains to international action, Made went on to reveal how the union has been keeping tabs on the big stage, with the World Rugby Annual Meeting of Council likely to discuss and strategise a way forward.
Climate change and its effects are real, what can a progressive Government do to nationally efficiently and effectively strategise to mitigate it.
ECOWAS Parliament urges member states to strategise toward stimulating their economies after.
Mr Prosper Yao Ledi, the President of the Association of Building and Civil Engineering Contractors of Ghana (ABCECG), made these comments at the Association’s end of year get-together to take stock of the past year and strategise for the coming years.