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Pluralism and Pragmatism in a Secularist State.

We have examined pragmatism in the narrow sense (the pragmatist maxim as a rule for clarifying concepts and hypotheses) and pragmatism in a wider sense.

"Goldwater showed principle, political calculation, and pragmatism in a prelude that set the stage for a shift by the South to the GOP..

Like a migratory fish probing upstream, he's exhibited remarkable agility and pragmatism in trying to reach a laudable goal — an energy menu for humanity that can work for the long haul.

The Vote No/Hope Yes group is perhaps the purest embodiment of the uneasy relationship between politics and pragmatism in the nation's capital and a group whose very existence must be understood and dealt with as the Republican Party grapples with its future in the wake of the bruising 2012 elections.

Dundee said in a statement: "In our 120th anniversary year, we now enter into a new era with hope and pragmatism in equal measure.

"Presidents Obama and Santos showed courage and pragmatism in striking this accord," said Thomas J. Donohue, the chamber's president.

Now, though, Russian officials say they detect moves toward markets and pragmatism in North Korea.

Schulz, a center-left German politician, previously criticized Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras for isolating his allies and lacking pragmatism in an interview with The Guardian last week.

Faith and pragmatism: A life in politics 1926 Born in Armagh, Northern Ireland, and brought up in Ballymena, Co Antrim, the son of a Baptist minister.

James first announced his commitment to pragmatism in a lecture at Berkeley in 1898, entitled "Philosophical Conceptions and Practical Results".