Right now, it is vital that we find common ground with those with whom we might not be in complete agreement, to make practical progress on the things we know are important and good for all -- like a re-covenanting to marriage.
Here, we make practical progress by developing a biological indicator of climatic change impacts in two steps.
Eventually it was made practical by progress in metallurgy and engineering; in 1854 John Elder, shipbuilder on the River Clyde, installed a successful two-stage engine in the merchant steamer Brandon.
The cross-party group in the 43rd parliament made no practical progress, but Georganas said such groups remained a useful means of keeping focus and pressure on important policy questions, and educating MPs about the complexity of the issues.
It also makes practical sense.
A broader NATO-Russia discussion of Euro-Atlantic security is necessary if we are to make political and practical progress on nuclear threat reduction.
In an ideal world for progressives, Bernie would run the show, but we live in the real world, where short-term ideological sacrifices must be made for long-term practical progress.
What theoretical and practical progress has been made?
"It ought to be about practical progress, ideas that make sense to people in their daily lives".
While over the past two decades, higher-level health policy statements have addressed health as a right, such approach has not been appropriately operationalized at most lower-level (i.e. specific) health policy formulations, making progress in a practical health rights agenda very difficult.
