Of the writers of his generation, Doctorow reshaped the boundaries of his craft, and with great coherent purpose.
Behind the scenes, British commanders have been warning of the lack of strategic focus – in other words lack of coherent purpose – of the international enterprise in Afghanistan.
Clark says that even if the foreign polices of the European powers had been "animated by a unified and coherent purpose", the historian's task would be hard enough.
Laud, as he himself was well aware, failed; but his devotion to a coherent purpose and his repudiation of hypocrisy, compromise, and corruption in allies and enemies of whatever class were rare and admirable qualities.
Another is Acompli, whose e-mail app has been renamed Outlook and is now Microsoft's e-mail service for Apple and Android mobiles.Yet Mr Nadella's biggest achievement so far is that he has given Microsoft a coherent purpose in life, as it enters its fifth decade.
Even if the legislature did reflect all interests within society, each interest does not have an equal (or proportionate) say in the formulation of the statute.[5] Finally, even if each interest did play a "proportionate" role in the formulation of the statute, Arrow's General Possibility Theorem teaches that the aggregation of interests might still not yield a coherent purpose.
It was a campaign devoid of sensible planning, coherent purpose and knowledge of the region.
Nothing I have read about the clown craze, at least, seems able to ascribe to them any deeper meaning, any coherent purpose.
Where he has been less successful is instilling his party with a sense of coherent strategic purpose.
Valid factors should thus reflect a thematic logic that is coherent with the purpose of the questionnaire.
