Apart from policy coherence, a more strategic approach to climate diplomacy should also relate to the coherence of actions.
By applying this understanding of strategic consistency to our research, we define strategic consistency as the coherence of strategic actions within an M&A series or, more precisely, the coherence of serial acquisitions and their strategic direction.
While French, Gilbert, May, and others who concentrate on redeeming collective responsibility as an intellectual construct do so by defending the coherence of collective actions and group intentions, they do not go as far as to assert that all kinds of groups are capable of acting and intending collectively.
In a context of highly fragmented woodlands' ownership, joint forest management implies a reduction of transaction costs for its members and improves the coherence of forestry actions at the landscape scale.
Future research might examine the coherence of network actions and the network-centric view in greater detail.
During this process half of the interview transcripts were read and coded for themes independently by each coder and then the coding was undertaken jointly by the entire analysis team to ensure coherence; a line of action that increases the credibility of the findings.
Think of the knife as the fraudulent tooth or fingernail of a popular saint, and of "The People v. O. J.," perhaps, as a crucial near-contemporary codex, an early attempt to force the imperatives of art narrative, coherence, harmony of action and meaning onto the strange and unsettling tragedy that was the truth.
There are the common strategies (a new instrument created since the Treaty of Amsterdam and designed to enhance the overall coherence of EU action at international level), the common positions (which define the EU' s approach to a particular matter) and the common actions (which relate to certain specific situations and involve immediate reactions, on the model of humanitarian aid).
Most coherence theorists also hold a coherence theory of knowledge; more specifically, a coherence theory of justification.
Blanshard (1939, ch. XXVI) argues that a coherence theory of justification leads to a coherence theory of truth.
Good culture creates an internal coherence in actions taken by a very diverse group of employees.
