Sentence examples for form a coherent set from inspiring English sources

It is questionable whether the AAP can form a coherent set of policies, as most of its issues are based on pure populism.

For years, British politicians have struggled to form a coherent set of policies around recreational cannabis use, which has involved around 6.6percentt of adults, about 2.2 million people, according to official statistics.

Both NFD and TFD models form a coherent set of force displacement (FD) models not available hitherto for granular-flow simulations, and are consistent with the Hertz, Cattaneo, Mindlin, Deresiewicz contact mechanics theory.

Rasch analysis allowed a detailed assessment of the suitability of the response format, fit of each of the items, and the ability of the items to form a coherent set of subscales.

Group rights do not have to clash with individual rights and a complete moral theory would articulate individual rights and group rights so that they formed a coherent set (cf. Buchanan 1994; Holder and Corntassel 2002).

Others complained that, though you might disapprove of some clauses and approve of others, it was a take-it-or-leave it package.But another big reason was that the diffuse democracy movement that emerged from Tahrir Square has not had time to form a coherent political front or to set up solid party structures.

European narratives were known in Iceland in the 12th and 13th centuries and undoubtedly served as models for Icelandic writers when they set out to form a coherent picture of early Scandinavian history.

Even the best-written original bill cannot emerge from that process in the form of a coherent set of rules.

Being set up along watercourses, GFMs may spontaneously form a coherent network of corridors in agricultural landscapes.

If beliefs can be checked only against other beliefs, then the sole criterion for a set of beliefs' being true is that they form a coherent web: a picture of knowledge known as holism.

The Group offered an alternative to the prevailing orthodoxies but did not form a coherent movement.