Policy cohesion: Achieving housing also requires the transport strategy and water supply strategies also to work in harmony.
But these studies show differences in cohesion mechanisms; thus, while pollen grains in Pseuduvaria are connected by wall bridges (crosswall cohesion), involving both the exine and the intine, in A. glabra, A. montana and Cymbopetalum cohesion is achieved through a mass of callose-cellulose.
Intermarriages occur, of course, and some local cohesion is achieved by secret societies and other clublike associations.
The Iraqi Security Forces had achieved cohesion, improved operational effectiveness and critical mass.
In practice, it achieved cohesion in the 1980s as a political alliance opposed to Vietnam's occupation of Cambodia.
Devils Coach Pat Burns had given Friesen a verbal push, declaring after today's morning skate that Friesen and Gomez had not achieved "cohesion" with Patrik Elias.
A dynastic aggregate lacking natural cohesion, Blois-Champagne achieved its greatest strength under Theobald IV (the Great; Theobald II of Champagne, 1125 52), who was a formidable rival of Kings Louis VI and Louis VII.
Is community cohesion to be achieved by separating children and teaching them fundamentally different outlooks on the world, in which all other communities are wrong and misguided in their metaphysical and ethical outlooks, needing conversion at least – or something worse if they refuse?
In this period, the number of publications on curricular coherence increased significantly, but the authors conclude that more insight into how more cohesion can be achieved is needed.
There are vast issues about how social cohesion will be achieved, and what sort of social and political structures might finally come from this to achieve the sort of harmonious society that the previous leadership spoke so much about.
