Sentence examples for coherent implementation from inspiring English sources
So far, staff feel a coherent implementation plan is some way off.
Accessibility-based land use and transport interaction (LUTI) models are tools for policy assessments that facilitate coherent implementation of sustainable strategic urban plans.
This knowledge will allow mechanism-based design of novel therapeutic interventions in AD and promises coherent implementation of treatment in a personalized manner.
It is based on a coherent implementation of the Fermi-Dirac statistics for the free electrons and a link between the cold solid elementary processes and the plasma elementary processes.
The competences that each of these layers has regarding urban planning and construction regulation make a coherent implementation of sustainablity policies a very complicated issue.
This compromised the potential for coherent implementation from the start.
He is in charge, according to his cabinet office biography, of "pressing forward the coherent formulation and implementation of policy across the public sector and the delivery of better services across government". You might wish for the pressing forward and implementation of plain English across government, but that is another matter.
This phenomenon may be coherent with the implementation of IPV in Germany in 1998 [ 1, 2].
Most of them are not linked in a programmatic approach, neither incorporated into a coherent planning and implementation process.
UNICEF Representative in Uzbekistan Jean-Michel Delmott said the success of the project to date was testament to commitment of the Ministry of Health and the collaborative approach taken by the project partners in ensuring a transparent, coherent and coordinated implementation.
(12) The ECB should be conferred those specific supervisory tasks which are crucial to ensure a coherent and effective implementation of the Union's policy relating to the prudential supervision of credit institutions, while other tasks should remain with national authorities.
