Making Coherence Work for Children, UNICEF's Commitment to UN Coherence.
"UNICEF is strongly committed to United Nations coherence," Ms. Pakkala said, citing a position paper entitled, 'Making Coherence Work for Children'.
As proposed by NPT, coherence work provides a necessary (though not sufficient) foundation for effective enrolment and commitment to participate (termed cognitive participation) [ 21].
However, sociocultural factors concerning Greece (family coherence, work environment etc) were found to affect the application of some of the IPDE items in Greece.
However, socio-cultural factors (family coherence, work environment etc) could affect the application of some of the IPDE items in Greece.
Only then did he set about constructing what he later felt was one of his most coherent works, coherence for him standing higher in the hierarchy of aims than any melodic, harmonic or colouristic features.
As a result, they maintained their coherence as works of art and, uncomplicated by the problems of audience participation, could be both emotionally direct and thought-provoking.
Although this piece is well placed, near the gallery's wall of windows, creating a camera-obscura effect, it forces total coherence on works that coexist peacefully enough.
The show finds coherence in works that range from minimalist sculpture, charged with cryptic emotions, from the nineteen-seventies, to recent hilarious assemblages, featuring plastic toys and gussied-up mannequins, which secrete a steely aesthetic discipline.
And yet the show's childlike understanding of the world — its loose impressions and lack of coherence — strangely works to its advantage, when considered alongside much contemporary political theater, mainstream and experimental.
