In a set of recommendations, Icai said DfID should promote coherence between the UK's domestic and development policies on international tax and adopt a more strategic approach to cross-government working around international tax.
Thus, the SIAP tended to promote coherence of practices but reduce situatively attentive action.
This knowledge comprises rules for promoting "coherence" in design and meeting the structure's use as intended by the architect (1750 57).
Starting a social debate could be a first step to promote coherence between different parties of interest involved in the production, interpretation, use, dissemination and promotion of evidence.
Moreover, Ragan maintains that as for the elaborative text compared to linguistic simplification, modification promoted text coherence.
Electron promoted ion coherence, or EPIC, is used to reduce the differences in radial electric fields at different axial positions.
One of the objectives of the Dutch government during the past decade was to promote greater coherence between school subjects, but curricular coherence is still fragile and needs continued attention (Boersma et al. [2010]; Nieveen et al. [2011]).
Yet, there are obvious synergies between the three policy areas that can be emphasized and strengthened to promote policy coherence and facilitate convergence of objectives in implementation (ICSU and ISSC 2015).
These include the enhanced development of certain structures in the human brain and the structure of the face, which have increased our ability to communicate swiftly in very sophisticated ways, and have promoted social coherence and bonding between significant others.
"Non-invasive, faster and less expensive than MRI" and "the eye is a window to the brain" are recent slogans promoting optical coherence tomography (OCT) as a new surrogate marker in multiple sclerosis (MS).
