In this sense, France is paying the price for the lack of continuity, coherence, and appropriate funding given to social development policies over the past 30 years.

System coherence

System wide coherence

System wide coherence

A. Coherence, effectiveness and relevance

Coherence, effectiveness and relevance of operational activities for development

International systemic coherence therefore assumed particular importance.

At the very least, it would bring a sense of coherence to the actions of politicians, and those opposed to this search for a new European equilibrium mostly Marxists and populists would need to compete with a new vision of their own.

Goal 1 coherence, relevance and sustainability of UNIFEM products and services

Quantity, quality and coherence are our guiding principles.

The reform should improve coherence in the system.

Ensuring policy coherence is a major Government responsibility.

Scope and Coherence of the Land Degradation Activities in the GEF, paras.

Even the word neo liberal exaggerates the intellectual coherence of this counter force.

The objective is to achieve an improved coherence of the international development agenda.

The EU underscores its support for stronger United Nations wide coherence, starting with the implementation of the measures identified at the summit to promote coherence of policy, operational activities, humanitarian assistance and environmental activities.

It is about policy coherence, improved delivery and untying aid.

We live in an increasingly multipolar world, in which major emerging economies and their populous societies are transforming the international landscape. But, at the same time, multilateral frameworks are in decline, undermining the ability to bring sense and coherence to this world.

The Union has undertaken a political commitment to coherence in development.

It is also of key importance that the report addresses the issue of system wide coherence.

The Peacebuilding Commission is required to perform the vital role of ensuring system wide coherence.

The responsibility for securing fundamental coherence had to be shared by donors, beneficiaries and secretariats the Millennium Development Goals and other internationally agreed targets provided the conceptual framework for that coherence.

169. We support stronger system wide coherence by implementing the following measures

In the Roadmap, the need for greater coordination and coherence was recognized.

The secretariat seeks to optimize coherence and synergy between its information systems.

It must maintain some semblance of coherence for any campaign that should be established to succeed.

The Study Group agreed, however, that such clauses might sometimes erode the coherence of the treaty.

Sense

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

The system shows greater coherence, and its disparate elements now work better together.

Advancing global initiatives that strengthen policy coherence, both nationally and internationally, is crucial.

Firstly, ensuring coherence between international policies and legislation was one of the main functions of the United Nations.

Improving the coherence of trade policies and development initiatives remains a critical element in achieving the MDGs.

In this regard, strategic communications and coordination are crucial for the coherence and success of such efforts.

Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

In other words, Europe displays a strong sense of survival, but not a strong sense of common purpose.

The Philippines was also convinced that global economic policy making required increased multidimensional coherence.

Kenya praised the efforts by the United Nations system to improve coherence and coordination.

The growing strength and coherence of the opposition is not due to the number of disaffected Chávez supporters alone.

Nothing seems to make sense now. But one thing does make sense.

Hamilton turned America s financial wreckage of the 1780 s into prosperity and political coherence in the 1790 s.

For that, we need to improve the quantity, quality and effectiveness of aid, as well as policy coherence.

As well as entailing greater operational efficiency, coordination also meant increasing the coherence of development policies and priorities.

This approach brought out the efforts made to achieve greater coherence among all the various activities of UNCTAD.

Is there a sense of wonder?