1.   We are able to explain why certain search strategies are fundamentally misguided, and why other strategies require certain specific conditions for success.

2.   This strategy requires a major change in the way voluntary organisations perceive themselves, and the way local and central government perceives the community.

3.   There is direct precedent in the first case, and he knows that sound strategy might require him to follow that precedent.

4.   The pragmatist will pay whatever attention to the past is required by good strategy.

5.   But that strategy would have required software developers to write new applications from scratch.

6.   By the time sudden wealth showered on her, Ms. Cornwell was simply incapable of responding with the discipline and maturity that any sound investment strategy would require.

7.   Granted, the strategy requires no grand insight.

8.   However, that strategy requires that your opponent is rational.

9.   In the telecommunications industry, a strong global strategy generally requires a strong business serving multinational corporations.