In a sense, the issue was not so much Syria itself as a competition between ideology and practicality — and between the drive to go to war in Iraq and the need to fight terrorism — which has created a deep rift in the Bush Administration.
It should be noted that the study was set in one city of Kazakhstan, owing to issues of access and practicality, and that the ethnic composition differs, with a larger Russian population in Semey than in cities in the south.
While there are always a few on the fringes who seem destined either to run for president or to open a Marxist bookshop, most graduates enter the real world straddling a sense of idealism and practicality and choose their careers by following the cultural winds or the influence of peers, parents and their heroes of the moment.
A 4-1 victory against a side that had won four on the trot, secured with spirit and practicality and even Guardiola admitting, "I told the players to hoof it".
Though wildly different in content, these cases both involve balancing principles and practicality, and then doing one of the most awkward jobs of government: setting a limit, a boundary on the allowable.Limits are often difficult to defend and frequently open to the charge of arbitrariness.
A life of the Royal Historian, whose 14 Oz books are unsentimental, emphasizing the homely American virtues of self-reliance and practicality, and fearlessly approaching old problems like the soul-body question; by a professional scholar and lifetime Oz devotee.
They are trying to balance respect and practicality, the need to remember and the need to move on, the options presented by the digital world and the power of the tangible artifacts in pen and paper, crayon and paint, glitter and cotton balls, fabric and thread.
Focus group sessions with nurses, primary care doctors, health department managers and local experts elicited their practices, needs, and views on the content and practicality of the guideline.
The reliability and practicality of the software and the algorithms included are confirmed by practical applications or analyzing their estimation accuracy.
But my strongest impression was different; I was struck by the resilience and practicality of the Middle Eastern clergy, and the sense of grievance and frustration articulated by Christian speakers from Europe.Islam's resurgence as a force in the Middle East was something "that Christians must face with realism and creativity," declared Jordan's Bishop Maroun Elias Lahham, on a stoical note.
