"So the quicker they can make the decision and get the best people involved, the more direction and cohesion you're going to give the players".
For Labour to recover it needs to do what Attlee, Wilson and Blair achieved – projecting social democracy as the political force most at home in the modern world, capable of guiding the engine of progress in the direction of social cohesion.
With parties like the BNP losing support, more and more of these small groups continue to pop up that lack cohesion, direction or – like the cross-burners I met – even a name.
With parties like the BNP losing support, more and more of these small groups continue to pop up that lack cohesion, direction, or like the cross burners I met even a name.
But the new movements often lack the cohesion and direction of traditional parties and, in many cases, much of an ideology.
The direction of Jessica Davimposess imposes cohesion on the story, and the staging is highly polished (especially the music, which keeps playing in the ear for hours afterwards).
The growing prominence of competing geopolitical visions for Europe might even call into question the cohesion and direction of the institutional expressions of the U.S.- engineered Western order in Europe, namely the Atlantic Alliance and the European Union.
We explain the relevance of these requirements to marine biodiversity conservation in a changing climate under the following themes: systems understanding, networks and learning; values and world views; institutional forms; leadership and resources; engagement and decision making; cohesion and direction; and governance quality.
Gina McIntyre of Los Angeles Times felt that some parts of the episode lacked cohesion and direction.
The Dwyer show was lacking in cohesion and direction as models trotted out in contrasting looks - some posed in colorful sporty dressed while others wore sequined black and white or shiny mud-colored garb.
