Sentence examples for it will be pragmatic from inspiring English sources
It will be pragmatic, ad hoc, lacking in a grand design; but its basic instincts will be sensible.
He said if the government could demonstrate a benefit to the Australian defence force mission in Iraq "then we obviously have to look at it – but we will be pragmatic and we won't be naive".
America must accept that its relations with Arab countries will be pragmatic.
Clearly our fixed goal is greater democratic legitimacy for the other place but we will be pragmatic in order to achieve it". He pointed out that all three parties had backed a wholly or mainly elected Lords and claimed he would use all the legislative tools at his disposal to realise the manifesto commitment of all three parties.
Clearly our fixed goal is greater democratic legitimacy for the other place but we will be pragmatic in order to achieve it". Under the government's plan members of the second chamber would serve a single term of three parliaments – up to 15 years.
So it will impact quite a few taxpayers, many of whom will be pragmatic and simply pay the excise tax and avoid spending the time, energy and perhaps a fee to their provider, to correct the overfunding.
"It will be possible only if our partners review their demands, and if those demands will be pragmatic," he said.
Similarly, on Taiwan, Hu will be pragmatic.
"The most successful approach, however, will be pragmatic, step-by-step.
'I am convinced Sinn Fein will be pragmatic about this, in the same way that Fianna Fail was following the civil war.
