Conduct and Strategy

Conduct

Conduct noun - The act or activity of looking after and making decisions about something.

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Strategy and conduct are semantically related. in administration topic. In some cases you can use "Strategy" instead a noun "Conduct".

Strategy noun - A method worked out in advance for achieving some objective.

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Conduct and strategy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conduct" instead a noun "Strategy".

human	human conduct	human strategy
preferred	preferred conduct	preferred strategy
similar	similar conduct	similar strategy
normal	normal conduct	normal strategy
Other adjectives: usual, current, proper, poor, actual, great, bad, new, useful, general, military, basic, different, overall.

Id: Elson — Social, emotional, and places a high priority on honourable military conduct, even at the expense of strategy.

Source: Freudian Trio / Video Games
Strategy: This is the highest component of military art, concerned with the preparation and conduct of war and strategic operations under the context of military doctrine.

Source: Useful Notes / Reds with Rockets aka: Mi G
Tactically he was only passably competent, and some such as Anthony Beevor have actually maintained that he was incompetent in this role, but it is hard to question that his planning and conduct of operations and his grasp of strategy was anything less than inspired.

Source: Useful Notes / Reds with Rockets aka: Mi G

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