Sentence examples for more cohesive strategy from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the deal with Microsoft would give Motorola a more cohesive strategy for addressing the corporate market and help differentiate it from Nokia.

Although Britain is hardly the only European country that has bucked calls for a more cohesive strategy — many Eastern European governments have been similarly opposed — experts say the island nation's stance is surprising given its robust economy and its historical role in welcoming refugees.

"We expect Dell to deliver a more cohesive strategy in driving re-acceleration in revenue growth, both organically and inorganically, and to provide a detailed restructuring game plan," wrote Credit Suisse analyst Robert Semple in a note to investors Tuesday.

Yes it was a positive move they stole the Express Scripts business from Novo but this is just a short term fix when a longer term more cohesive strategy is needed.

"We need to get a message sent clearly to the Scottish government that they have to rethink this, they have to review the legislation and they have to establish a much more cohesive strategy for dealing with the problems of sectarianism and hatred in Scotland".

There will be "a much more cohesive strategy" around events, like seeing sports scores during live games, Dorsey said.

A more cohesive international strategy is required -- one where technological and safety features are universally shared through multilateral treaties.

Members of the administration met at the White House this week to "chart a more cohesive energy and environmental policy strategy, including a game plan for communicating its position on climate change". The meeting included several deputy-level officials from the White House policy councils and members of various agencies including the EPA and Energy Department.

But to do it, the UK will need a clear, cohesive strategy on what to do next – no more ad-hoc, "out-the-window", chuck out the data approach.

The failure of the US government to act collectively and of President Obama to play a more forceful role led to the US failing to pursue any cohesive strategy.

An effective national strategy by the civilian government would need stronger and more cohesive leadership and more money for the poorly financed police forces in the major cities, according to law enforcement officials.