Sentence examples for economic coherence from inspiring English sources
And co-operation within ASEAN not only enhances its economic coherence and attractiveness to outsiders, but also gives it a diplomatic clout its individual members could never attain.
The New Deal Coalition — which included unions, city machines, blue-collar workers, farmers, blacks, people on relief, and generally non-affluent progressive intellectuals — had the advantage of economic coherence.
This research asks, which form-based urban design strategies can most effectively deliver greater environmental, social, and economic coherence in Dubai's neighborhood development?
It has to be conceived by the Palestinians and coordinated by a Palestinian central nervous system in order to channel global donor assistance in a purposeful and meaningful way that has political and economic coherence and impact.
Though India's big-state boundaries were determined on linguistic grounds, other claims for statehood, such as those based on economic and cultural coherence, have since been recognised.
Social, economic and environmental coherence is sought in the management of livestock wastewater.
Sadly, real tax reformers stood mostly by the sidelines while Republicans added one special interest provision after another to the tax code without the slightest concern for coherence, economic efficiency or the government's fiscal needs.
Rather than that, it seems to be a deal with hardly any economic or political coherence and viability, a deal referred to by none other than the IMF as "non viable," with Greece's public debt having become "highly unsustainable" through the numerous bailout loans.
Each medstat region has 3'500 – 10'000 inhabitants and is created according to socio-economic and geographic coherence criteria.
Commercial GIS-compatible vector files for medstat regions (an aggregate of several postal code regions, built-up according to socio-economic and geographic coherence criteria) were obtained from MicroGIS (MicroGIS Ltd ,Baar, Switzerland).
Of course, it also seems plausible that any kind of national coherence on economic -- or moral -- matters may have ended long ago.
