In the end, Cole backs very pragmatic approaches — confidence-building with Iran, and the kind of wooing of enemies that allowed Gen. David Petraeus to begin to tame Iraq.
It also represents a vindication of her pragmatic leadership and confidence in her stewardship of Europe's largest economy and of the European Union itself in the face of populism, challenges from Russia and China and uncertainty created by the unpredictable policies of President Trump.
Roberts et al., suggest that even in a high stakes integrated assessment, consisting of written and objective structured clinical examinations (OSCE), well known issues of reliability suggest a more pragmatic 68% confidence (single SEM) around the pass/fail score should suffice where re-assessment is offered [ 37].
An emphasis on replication, and good agreement between independent experiments, is a pragmatic method to provide confidence in sensitive ion trap data.
Dani Dayan, the head of the settlers' Yesha Council, has called for a vote of confidence in his pragmatic strategy on July 9.
Dani Dayan, the head of the settlers' Yesha Council, has called for a vote of confidence in his pragmatic strategy on July 9. "There is, you can call it, a leadership crisis," said Israel Harel, the founding chairman of Yesha and now a senior fellow at the Institute for Zionist Strategies.
But for Turkey to play such a role, it must display the moral equivalence and the kind of pragmatic leadership that can engender confidence in its meditation efforts in the region.
Facilitating the participation of a wide range of practices and patients in pragmatic research will allow increased confidence in the representativeness and generalisability of findings, with consequent positive impacts on patient care.
Learners' confidence in their own pragmatic ability was assessed through self-assessment scores.
Sample sizes were pragmatic but sufficient to ensure reasonable confidence limits for estimates (for example, 7.4% difference in energy content at the 5% significance level).
