But if we look behind actually existing neoliberalism's superficial slogans about pure markets we find a distinct lack of internal coherence.
But neoliberalism has no general advantage over it in coherence and elegance.
He said the coalition government had "chalked up a lot of achievements", adding: "The challenge for the next period is going to be – how do you have two parties perhaps wanting to make their voices heard more clearly, but still achieve that coherence?
The Spurs could not match such individual talent, but overcame James's Miami Heat through superior teamwork and tactical coherence.
I think the liberal media like him because if you put an article by him in a paper, irrespective of its coherence or quality, it drives a lot of traffic through their website.
It's a matter of which England is being talked about, and whether any of those possible Englands have sufficient coherence to trump both what separates some English residents from others, and the growing divisions within England itself.
It's a place of simplicity and coherence.
Long-time observers see the Bonn meeting as a last chance to create a central authority that gives the country coherence without repression and modernises without trampling traditional ways of life.
Both the "greasily damp" London streets of the 1900s and the starched hospital rooms of the 1970s are convincingly evoked, while the details of the inner workings of psychiatric wards their drugs, methods and changing ideologies have been extensively researched.Two things give the novel coherence.
One without the other doesn't get you anywhere, so I think we are organisationally both united and ideologically – I will come onto that in a minute – more professional, grown up and so on.Secondly, I think ideologically I hope there is a coherence now between the yin and yang of credibility and aspiration, realism and idealism, discipline and hope.
Ideological coherence has enabled national leaders to increase their control over the parties in Congress.
