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battle plan

noun

  1. the strategy to be used in a military engagement.
  2. the plan for accomplishing a goal or dealing with a problem or difficult situation:

    the president's battle plan for getting his legislation through Congress.



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Once I receive all your battle plans, I’ll adjudicate all the possible one-on-one matchups.

So this is a longer term battle plan we have to have, and we shouldn’t be worried about setbacks along the way.

The only way to direct fast-moving units was by radio — but to send battle plans by radio was to shout them out to the world.

I recognize that it's easier to criticize a battle plan from outside the combat zone.

Organizers from Reddit and Cheezburger share their battle plan with Brian Ries.

So far Americans do not have a strategy, or a
 battle plan, for that.

Obama's surprise visit to Afghanistan comes as his battle plan faces a crucial test.

Wall Street knows that everything has changed, as happens with any battle plan after the first skirmish.

Romer's battle-plan, I should hope, is already made; or it will fare ill with Neipperg and him.

The Confederate General in command for the day had lost faith in his battle plan and withdrew his army from the field.

The Battle Plan finally to be formulated will be for use under the conditions assumed in this situation.

The commander will desire to draw up a Battle Plan as a provision for the situation which he believes most likely to eventuate.

A further logical act of planning is now to develop a Battle Plan.

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