Dr. ElBaradei has called on the state to change the Constitution again, a pragmatic first step since under existing law he is unlikely to qualify to run — a fact that he has used, subtly, to embarrass the state.
Here again, the pragmatic dimension of the argument seems to have been merely submerged.
He told me, "It's a depressing reflection on the dismal state of UK drug policy thinking in government that, despite evidence from reforms around the world, and indeed despite advice from their own expert advisors, they have again rejected pragmatic evidence-based policies like decriminalisation, supervised consumption venues and heroin-assisted therapy.
Again, a pragmatic policy is required.
As for the actual issue of mass graves or not, again, the practical and pragmatic, the exigencies, if people are upset or undignified or feel it's irreligious to do it this way, there is recognition of a greater need: you simply can't have bodies in the public space.
Again, Brand is pragmatic and cautious.
Wilson, again, makes a pragmatic plea.
Ginsberg's motivation to take up photography again had a pragmatic side, as he admitted in a 1991 interview reprinted in the exhibition catalog.
By contrast, for Carnap, philosophy investigated and reconstructed existing language fragments, developed new logico-linguistic frameworks and suggested possible formal conventions for science, while, for Neurath, the investigation of science was pursued by an interdisciplinary meta-theory that encompassed empirical disciplines, again with a pragmatic orientation.
The choice was again, therefore, partly pragmatic, although supported by examination of the distribution of time gaps between the GP and hospital data.
