Sentence examples for pragmatic consideration of from inspiring English sources

What is crucial about this passage is Hempel's emphasis on the pragmatic consideration of the time at which the argument is presented in relation to the time of occurrence of the explanandum event itself.

Case in point is the call for a pragmatic consideration of the Congressionally-approved detainee provisions within the defense authorization bill, passed by the Senate last week, that would require mandatory military detention for some terrorism suspects.

A second line of argument which is important for the fit between an ethical theory and the issue at stake is the more pragmatic consideration of an alignment between the ethical-theoretical background and the stakeholders' actual moral deliberation and behavior, which form part of the moral phenomenon observed.

In fact, since the early days of the affair, British leaders have gradually recalibrated their initial outrage at the killing, shifting to more pragmatic considerations of trade, energy, intelligence-sharing and other ties to Vladimir V. Putin's Russia.

Instead they come from the imagination of Jim Kazanjian, who creates hybrid architectural forms that play fast and loose with different styles and the more pragmatic considerations of design. .

My own view is that unless there is at least one institution, such as the church, dedicated to posing the ethical dilemmas present in the public policy debate, there is a grave danger that these debates automatically become subsumed by the pragmatic considerations of politics and public finance of the day.

As evidenced in the literature reviewed, pragmatic considerations of the root social factors such as poverty, is critical for understanding factors influencing uptake of services and the development of cost-effective approaches to optimal hypertension control.

In research practice, personal and biographical factors and pragmatic considerations of acceptance in the scientific community have a strong influence on researchers' decisions regarding which ethical theory to choose.

We reached these conclusions through a comparison of the theoretical foundations of two molecular approaches seeking to assess biodiversity: metagenomics (mostly used on prokaryotes and protists) and DNA barcoding (mostly used on multicellular eukaryotes), and by pragmatic considerations of the issues caused by the 'species problem' in biodiversity studies.

The selection of the villages in fact, was also shaped by pragmatic considerations on accessibility because of the political conflict and to the frequent road blockages.

A merely pragmatic consideration in favour of systematic reviews of reasons is that there is no need to measure the quality of reasoning: a complete answer does not require this.