Sentence examples for more pragmatism and from inspiring English sources

All this points to more pragmatism and less philosophical argument about the clash of civilisations.

Couples now approach marriage with far more pragmatism and anxiety than ever before.

But his second term has featured far more pragmatism and far less confrontation in matters of national security than his first, reflecting the ascendancy of aides like Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and, most significantly in the talks with the North Koreans, Christopher R. Hill, the assistant secretary of state for East Asia and Pacific affairs.

Speaking in Tuesday's debate, Conservative MEP Syed Kamall, who heads the European Conservatives and Reformists Group, called for more pragmatism and less idealism from the EU in their approach to the talks.

Timely, fair and equitable solutions require more flexibility in institutions and strategies, a sober analysis of the scientific and political requirements, while simultaneously demanding more pragmatism and a culture of cooperation.

As with so many things in Europe, less ideology and more pragmatism are needed.

It is to hope that the next ones with good field position will have more guts, and more pragmatism, than you ever did to get the job done.

As with John Kennedy -- another young president whose administration "came into office equipped with brain power" and "more pragmatism than ideology" -- Obama's policy adrenalin is now surging to engorge something called counterinsurgency.

It was the covert nature of the deliberations that led some to criticize the 1993 version of the guidelines claiming that protection had been over emphasized and more pragmatism had been called for, reflecting much more the interests of the research community than the basic rights of the individual or official WHO policy [ 38].

That will be the moment in July when Israeli troops complete their promised withdrawal from Lebanon and leave Hezbollah to make a historic choice between the militant Islamic policies of its past and mounting pressure for more pragmatism -- particularly if Lebanon's neighbor and protector Syria resumes seeking peace with Israel.

In any case, it is almost certain that Susic, whose side were easily beaten by Alejandro Sabella's Argentina back in November in St Louis (2-0), will have to change his approach and show more pragmatism, especially in the matches against Argentina and Nigeria.