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Meanings of coherent plan in English

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Usage of coherent plan in English
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Under the circumstances a coherent plan of campaign was not easily achieved.
The guns of august
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This Government has a clear and coherent plan for tax reform.
The Irish Times
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Mrs Turei said the Government had no coherent plan for building any new homes.
Radio NZ
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His formidable task was to put together a coherent plan for postwar social reconstruction.
The Guardian
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Neither of the parties has a coherent plan to deal with any of these issues.
The Guardian
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Unfortunately there seems to be no coherent plan regarding where these disabled people will live.
The Irish Times
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It increasingly looks like there is no coherent plan to deal with a rapid slowdown.
Reuters
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They did not seem to have any coherent plan.
The Irish Times
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Second a coherent plan for security and a state presence in these rural areas, Mancuso said.
Reuters
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But why are they not being mobilised to do the research to form a coherent plan?
The South African
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Once we have designed a coherent plan, we can then move on to questions of implementation.
Seveneves
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But we had no settled, coherent plan as to how to achieve safety and keep alive.
Andivius Hedulio: Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of ...
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Moments earlier, Jeremy Corbyn had exposed Mrs May's lack of a coherent plan to help struggling hospitals.
The Guardian
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So what would constitute a coherent plan?
The Guardian
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It lacks fuel for tractors, fertiliser and a coherent plan to increase production, international aid agencies have said.
Reuters
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It seems to me that there is no coherent plan for public transport, or public anything, for that matter.
The Irish Times
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