Sentence examples for establish coherent from inspiring English sources
The use of quantitative objectives, operational targets and optimisation approaches is also infrequent, in spite of repeated commitments of European forest ministers (MCPFE) to establish coherent, comprehensive and representative forest conservation networks.
However, its alternative meaning (i.e., conductor of electricity) is needed to establish coherent understanding of the punch line.
Here, we show that canonical and non-canonical Wnt signaling is reduced in Jarid2-null ESCs, and these cells are unable to establish coherent colonies with each other.
When we were in the Clinton administration, we experienced firsthand the challenges of responding to such crises, sometimes because the political will was lacking, but more often because the American government simply does not have an established, coherent policy for preventing and responding to mass atrocities.
Within the context of global health research, there is an increasing demand for the qualitative research field to move forwards in developing and establishing coherent mechanisms for quality assurance of qualitative research.
He worked equally energetically to establish a coherent conservative message fusing Ronald Reagan's optimism with anti-Clinton populism.
So the game is being interrupted by ankle-wounding tackles and free kicks; neither side is able to build momentum or establish a coherent pattern of play.
The fact that there is no third act and the original spoken dialogue has also gone missing means they have their work cut out even to establish a coherent plot.
David Frederick, the lawyer for the California Teachers Association, argued that requiring all workers to pay union fees fosters labor peace and stability "by making a shared sacrifice for the purposes of working together to establish a coherent position with their employer".
But certain strong themes emerge.One task facing any would-be ruler of the north Eurasian mass is to establish a coherent administration in such a huge, featureless landscape which is easy to invade but hard to occupy.
The Council on Foreign Relations report warns that if the United States doesn't establish a coherent legal and policy rationale for its use of drones, they could become "an unregulated, unaccountable vehicle for states to deploy lethal force with impunity".
