"The coherence of military strategy is being eroded because of undue civilian influence and direction of nonconventional military operations," Sheehan said.
By Seymour M. Hersh Operations outside the knowledge and control of commanders have eroded "the coherence of military strategy," one general says.
Royal Bank of Scotland, the ultimate victor in the tussle, ended up nationalised.But usually a failed giant deal damages the credibility of the acquirer's managers and the coherence of its strategy.
Our methodology uses the same power modeling approach for the MPSoC at both the functional and transactional levels in order to guarantee the coherence of the estimation strategy.
Sector wide approaches: practical approach to planning and management, which is about coherence of policies and strategies, decision-making, resource allocation and interventions within a sector.
Ensuring coherence of these HRM strategies is complex, as illustrated by Buchan with reference to nurses: "The complex interaction of pay, job satisfaction, career prospects and non-work issues mean that there is no single solution to retaining and motivating nursing staff" [ 13]: 213].
The government believes this arrangement is inefficient and confusing for consumers, with a lack of coherence between the strategies and business plans of the three services".
And so, with heavy deliberation, individual groups invested in races, although with less than normal coherence in strategy.
Yet for all his determination, events on the ground are not only working against a breakthrough, but raising increasingly profound doubts about the coherence of US and western strategy.
Despite the fact that our scan identified good programs of QI work and research, it also highlighted a lack of overall coherence and strategy behind the QI-PHC initiatives; at times a duplication of similar QI projects; and definite lack of knowledge mobilization internally and externally.
A key function of strategy is to provide coherence to organizational action.
