coherent policy

I simply ask myself whether we really do have a coherent policy for growth.

The other part is having coherent policies in the first place.

The time has come for us to adopt a much more coherent policy.

More can be done on the basis of coherent policies at European and national levels.

The intention was to produce a coherent policy on the development of civil and military technology.

Few authorities were felt to have a coherent policy on supporting their older children.

We will develop a clear and coherent policy response to tackle this problem in Europe.

Both these things contribute to a coherent policy on asylum.

The next step is to require a coherent policy.

Since then, by developing a coherent policy, the Administration has been earning the right to take risks.

It is a coherent policy document and should, therefore, be maintained in its present form.

We urgently need coherent policy to plan for the effects, not prevention.

Read together, they outline a coherent policy on which both parties could unite.

For its part, the United States must decide on a coherent policy.

The programme proposed would serve to initiate coherent policies at European level.

But these allied air operations are no longer linked to any coherent policy goals.

This will increase the likelihood of a coherent policy.

America has no coherent policy for supporting scientific research.

The President has a chance to command center stage against a Republican party with no clear voice or coherent policy.

Ethics demands equal treatment, a coherent policy that applies to all.

Link this to the open coordination method and we will achieve a coherent policy.

The United States needs to develop a coherent policy that makes schools better everywhere.

We need to develop a coherent policy framework and this resolution will help us."

A coherent policy requires coordination and cooperation across diverse agencies.

Rather, it wants a coherent one, because only a coherent policy can be effective.