Sentence examples for clear and consistent strategy from inspiring English sources

Bailey said: "The continued execution of our clear and consistent strategy has enabled the group to deliver a strong performance for the first half of the year with operating profit up 25.7% and earnings per share up 58.6%.

Yahoo gave Google the keys to the search castle; they saw the internet media revolution coming, but fumbled by disintegrating Broadcast.com and producing poor user experiences throughout their media properties; and they let services exist without any clear and consistent strategy to unify the products, and with little innovation to boot.

Dr Teixeira from Brazil emphasized the importance of "a clear policy and consistent strategy" regarding HIV/AIDS, with leadership at the highest level.

Yet the Obama Administration has not developed a clear and consistent political strategy for the war.

The report concluded, "The U.S. and the international community have tried to win the struggle in Afghanistan with too few military forces and insufficient economic aid, and without a clear and consistent comprehensive strategy".

Interpretation of efficacy in trials of user-dependent HIV prevention strategies requires clear and consistent methods for measuring and reporting adherence to study product.

The government must commission more research into attitudes towards alcohol in the UK, make sure school-based and general public education are clear, and consistent and are part of a wider strategy.

This is in line with findings from a Delphi study among international experts, in which advising parents to have clear and consistent rules was considered to be an "extremely important" strategy to reduce binge drinking among this target group [ 42].

Profiling of the proteins expressed in spikelets using a 2D-PAGE strategy revealed the presence of approximately 500 clear and consistent protein spots, of which 29 spots showed a differential expression to water deficit, heat, and/or combined stress.

Fostering investment and interest in such strategies could be achieved by imposing clear and consistent construction demolition waste classifications, establishing clear lines of responsibility, and coordinating activities amongst key stakeholders to promote the benefits of concrete recycling.

For this strategy to work, though, the Obama campaign needs to step up its game and settle on a clear and consistent message.