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The change is also good for women who are bored by the randomness of separates and long for more coherent fashion.

Dilma Rousseff, Mr Dirceu's successor, was the energy minister; she is a competent manager but not a political heavyweight.In theory, that should make for more coherent government.

But better machinery on its own would probably not have made for more coherent EU policies in, say, former Yugoslavia.In justice and home affairs, the picture is more complicated.

They call for more coherent government oversight and stronger support of scientific careers.

The services that need to be delivered during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period are crying out for more coherent, integrated effort cutting across current programs and categorical funding streams.

In this important research program, major strides have been made regarding the bases for harmonizing the way data, surgical phenotype, tissues, and fluid samples are collected and should serve as a critical basis for more coherent future research in this field.

Charles Clarke turned up at one fringe meeting, sternly to lecture his hosts about the need for more consistent and coherent Lib Dem policies, and less populist rhetoric, if serious cooperation is ever to be resumed with Labour on the "progressive agenda".

The mothers asked for a more coherent structure for communication of individual breastfeeding support, as well as between professionals in different settings such as maternity and neonatal care wards.

There is a need for a more coherent approach for clinicians to determine injury risk factors, choose appropriate tests and monitoring tools and finally, implement both exercise-based and psychology-based preventive strategies.

Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson told the justices that his plan would make for a more coherent presentation by avoiding the need for the parties to make separate presentations on the parts of the judgment they want upheld and overturned.

Generally, scholars agree that there is a need for a more coherent approach to social security coverage for migrant workers (Lamarche, 2014: 45).