But policies must be coherently planned.
The restaurant seems less like a coherently planned environment than an accretion of whimsies.
When planned coherently, urban green spaces have the potential to provide cities with a range of unique ecosystem services that support ecosystem and human health.
Although each LHA seemed to discuss and formalise its plans coherently, the sequence of adoption was inconsistent.
'Yesterday Bush failed to coherently defend his tax plan.
With Labour having little prospect of a majority mandate in the forthcoming general election, Hain urges Ed Miliband and the next generation to plan more coherently for a broader-based settlement.
It was a worthy idea, and sometimes worked, but it hit two snags: one was that, if the prospects of a place were too dire, a jaunty bit of hi-techery was not enough to rescue them; the other was the modern British inability to plan new places coherently or well, and thus extend the architectural ambition of the lottery building to its immediate surroundings.
This is good, because in becoming a successful capitalist, the worker must learn to plan and execute his actions coherently.
Developing a coherently articulated policy through, "coordination and collaborative planning" (p. 18), which enables systemic approaches in teacher training, regulations, governance, and funding across sectors should be given a policy priority.
Ideally, rational persons have carefully thought about these things and their relative importance, and they can coherently order their purposes and commitments into a "rational plan of life," which extends over their lifetimes (TJ sect. 63).
