Integrated missions, where all elements of the United Nations work together in a coherent and coordinated way, are still not a sufficient reality.

Making a coherent, well argued case is surely the best way in the long term of trying to mobilize consent for any course of action.

Nevertheless, the United Nations system as a whole is still not delivering services in the coherent, effective way that the world's citizens need and deserve.

Requests the Secretary General to disseminate and promulgate in a more systematic and coherent way innovations and successful practices recognized by the United Nations Public Service Award

Finally, Europe needs coherent bank regulation.

Unfortunately, Israel is missing a coherent regional strategy.

And many people s thinking is not terribly coherent.

(c) Promoting a coherent policy within each Government

It is difficult now to discern a coherent pattern.

But rather articles with actual depth and coherent representation.

Bosnia and Herzegovina still lacked a coherent agricultural policy.

On the contrary, the way in which the various religious and ethnic groups in Iraq responded to his execution is emblematic of the difficulty of holding Iraq together as a coherent entity.

Coherent programs to promote economic catch up are relatively straightforward.

Such a government would have to be representative and coherent.

But no coherent action or policy followed this powerful statement.

We support more coherent United Nations leadership in that area.

First of all, the proposals are relevant, coherent and clear.

His delegation urged that the resolution in question should be interpreted in a uniform and coherent way, and the Committee for Programme and Coordination should be able to consider all the programme narratives in detail.

Certainly, talks and conferences make little sense without a coherent policy.

But Egypt s divided government has not established a correspondingly coherent policy.

A presidency that, having dismantled traditional checks and balances, is never compelled to provide coherent reasons for its policies, is soon likely to have few coherent reasons for its policies.

But nationalism suggests the lack of a coherent conception of Georgia s interests.

Coherent programme descriptions and justification for all budgeted activities have been provided.

Instead, the different components need to make concerted, coherent and positive contributions.

Fortunately, promising new models for making education more coherent and capacious are emerging.

But, as these institutions mature, a more coherent EU foreign policy should emerge.

Without coherent peacebuilding strategies, vulnerable countries may not escape the cycle of violence.

In short, there is no coherent or systematic Asian approach to meeting global challenges.

And, since the collapse of communism, there has been no coherent alternative to capitalism.

The international community must agree on a more consistent and coherent approach to peacebuilding.

This study gives a number of recommendations for coherent policy on combating genital mutilation.

But, in order to choose a leader, these groups must coalesce into a coherent force.

Populism, unlike, say, liberalism or Marxism, is not a coherent body of distinct political ideas.

Coherent, well defined, and precise proposals would produce results that are more acceptable to all.

The MDGs were coherent because they focused on helping the poorest people in the world.

Saddam Hussein is dead, but not all Iraqis are celebrating. On the contrary, the way in which the various religious and ethnic groups in Iraq responded to his execution is emblematic of the difficulty of holding Iraq together as a coherent entity.

The West, meanwhile, may be slowly adapting to the new realities of a world that it no longer dominates, but in which it still occupies an essential role, owing to values whose universalism is now formulated in a more restrained and coherent way.

And many people s thinking is not terribly coherent. But there appear to be two main explanations.

Europe s leaders cannot carry out large transfers across countries indefinitely without a coherent European political framework.

Communication may be instant, but, with no coherent animating ideology, the revolution proceeds in slow motion.

Also of particular importance is the role of the Secretariat in advancing coordinated and coherent implementation.

Any areas of inconsistency would thus be resolved and a coherent legal position would be established.

The practice of States relating to the consular provisions in bilateral treaties is not very coherent.

Many experts emphasized that, in light of the shift towards more knowledge based activities and increased internationalization of innovation activities, policy making aimed at attracting and benefiting from FDI in R D needs to treat the two policy areas in a holistic and coherent way.

It is a party with no coherent program, but rather a compendium of popular and nationalist slogans.