Obama and Clinton both approached foreign policy as a largely non-ideological, pragmatic exercise.
The primary aim of the study is to determine whether usual care plus a pragmatic exercise intervention is superior to usual care only, in reducing PND.
We aim to determine whether a pragmatic exercise intervention that involves one-to-one personalised exercise consultations and telephone support plus usual care in women with postnatal depression, is superior to usual care only, in reducing symptoms of postnatal depression.
What we love most about Pas a Pas is the device's potential to simultaneously teach both artistic and pragmatic principles, exercising both sides of our brains.
The current study reports pragmatic research about exercise in real-life; however, more research needs to be done in a controlled lab-based setting in order to fully explore and understand the results of this study.
It is also highly debatable whether the RCOG guidelines are realistic in terms of likely adherence by pregnant women, and a more pragmatic approach to exercise guidance is needed.
Limiting the comparison to regular training rather than non-exercise interventions allowed a pragmatic analysis of the efficacy of exercise used as an alteration or addition to regular training.
Redmond wishes to condemn sentimental identifications with the non-human world, but while a poem in the voice of a dodo must speak across an unbridgeable divide, the pragmatic uselessness of the exercise can just as easily be an opportunity for hard-headedness as for self-delusion.
To many here, it is increasingly likely that Mr. Netanyahu's government will consist exclusively of parties from the right, which oppose a Palestinian state and favor expanding Israeli settlements in the West Bank, making it much harder for him to exercise his pragmatic penchant.
As natural phenomena are far from reversible, adiabatic, isothermal, equilibrium, or ideal, the engineer must exercise a pragmatic approach in applying the principles of thermodynamics to real systems.
