His commitment to the principles of economic opportunity for the poor, and ownership and investment in blighted neighborhoods, made him a practical and pragmatic ally for those committed to transforming urban neighborhoods.
Transformation could reduce America's reliance on foreign bases, and make it even less practical to fight alongside allies.
As a scientist, he possessed unusual breadth which, allied to practical gifts, enabled him to design and make essential and highly specialised experimental equipment.
"You can't exorcise history through contingency planning .Britain has proposed a practical idea to reassure nervous allies.
Yet President Bush and Senator Edward Kennedy, heads of their respective clans, are practical politicians accustomed to making allies where they find them.
Not having them available for two or three months during the move, however, would have more of a symbolic than practical effect — putting two NATO allies publicly at odds rather than working together.
In sum, the United States and its allies face significant practical as well as conceptual challenges.
So when Theoretical Lexicography is brought into play early on in this volume, I envision its counterpart as being Practical Lexicography, and find myself allied very strongly with the nuts-and-bolts camp.
The evidence to support the merits of these interventions is growing, and treatment guidelines (based partially on evidence and partially on practical clinical experience) for several allied healthcare interventions have been developed.
Here, too, he has appointed bright, practical minds: notably Takumi Nemoto, another ally, who is responsible for economic policy.
The simulation results confirm that the proposed mechanism can generate monetary and non-monetary benefits for allied carriers under many practical conditions.
