Sentence examples for coherent goal from inspiring English sources

He was never able to construct a coherent goal and the means of reaching it.

He felt that the current President Bush, especially, had worsened the problem by failing to provide a coherent goal and by not pressing Israel.

"This helps to explain the opposition's reluctance to attend a Geneva conference and the difficulties it's having organizing itself around a coherent goal".

A series of S&T policies with weak implementation has left researchers unmotivated, and different elements of the innovation system working independently without a coherent goal.

There is no overall game plan, no real strategy or coherent goals, to guide the fighting of U.S. forces.

Mrs Merkel is no longer expected to mediate among a team of rivals but to lead a band of political brothers with coherent goals.

And as a consequence, few other legislative chambers have leaders who are so weak relative to the average member, and thus so unable to set coherent goals or to move the institution beyond impasses.

When stimuli compete for sensory processing and response selection, coherent goal-guided behavior requires cognitive control so that task-relevant "targets" rather than irrelevant distractors are selected.

Since the time frame in which the activities reviewed in this study were designed and implemented, UNICEF has progressively developed more coherent goals and strategies for its support and advocacy work.

Finally, excessive agency autonomy in turn begs the question of the capacity of contemporary public administrations to develop and apply coherent political goals across a wide range of economic and social sectors.

The top of the vertical axis in Fig. 4 presents coherent, sustainability goal-oriented transition policy, and the bottom incoherent or fragmented policy making.