How am I going to make it?' " At a pragmatic level, Ms. Cook has referred congregants to career counselors, particularly those who charge on a sliding scale.
We wrap it all up in "free speech," and "What an innovative idea!" to make it politically palatable, pragmatic and seemingly painless.
More work – a lot more work – will be needed to flesh out Labour's programme and make it appear a sensible, pragmatic solution to the UK's real economic weaknesses.
That makes it more pragmatic but also less easy to boss about from the centre.
The large MEDAL programme [ 23, 39] was different from other trials, in that it compared NSAID plus proton pump inhibitor when required with coxib plus plus proton pump inhibitor when required, making it more pragmatic than experimental.
The examination has been administered to physician interns,[ 7] medical students and residents,[ 12] and a variety of physician specialists,[ 12] making it a pragmatic reference standard for the initial assessment of knowledge in managing musculoskeletal conditions among physical therapist students and licensed physical therapists.
Such remarks have made it increasingly complicated for more pragmatic Iranian politicians to offer alternative ideas when it comes to Syria, with state television stressing daily the line of no compromise on Iran's support for Mr. Assad.
Although potential bias also exists when using this measure in drug studies [ 22], the wide use of this pragmatic measure makes it suitable for this report and further inter-trial comparisons.
Testing the effectiveness of an existing programme in a pragmatic trial makes it challenging to restrict access to the programmes in control group families and in this trial 10% of the control group violated the rules of the trial and attended an FLNP course before the 9-month follow-up.
His efficient pragmatic style of leadership made it easy for those who worked alongside him and with him.
