Dick Gephardt, a protectionist and union champion who is nonetheless conspicuously pragmatic on the China bill, would then become the speaker.All of this good work could, of course, come to naught if matters get out of hand in the Taiwan straits.
A hard-liner ideologically, Rafsanjani nonetheless has a pragmatic streak.
Nonetheless, given the pragmatic nature of the trial, patients will be free to seek information beyond the proposed intervention.
Although food consumption data obtained through HCES surveys are no substitute for dietary survey data, such data nonetheless provide a pragmatic alternative source of valuable information for policy-relevant evidence at the nexus of trade and NCDs when precise and comparable dietary survey data are not available.
Jabhat al-Nusra, we are now told by several leading western and Gulf commentators, that, though it is al-Qaeda, nonetheless is an expression of "pragmatic" jihadism, and "could become an ally in the fight against the Islamic State".
Nonetheless, we employ it as a pragmatic technique to facilitate easy communication and understanding of the data.
Nonetheless, a cohort design is a pragmatic approach to initial evaluation of clinical practice, and this study indicate that there was change in the relevant variables in the expected direction and that it could potentially be cost-effective.
Nonetheless, the ongoing relevance of this particularly pragmatic opinion suggests that the VMEP process was well matched with enduring motivations at the core of the ICoE CR.
[ 50] If strategies to reach rural, remote and underserved urban populations are not cost-effective or are less cost-effective than those for other groups, are there ethical or pragmatic reasons that they should nonetheless be implemented?
