Sentence examples for pragmatic labor from inspiring English sources

"Herzog is a pragmatic Labor politician.

These issues are relevant for applications to linguistic pragmatics as well, as we will demonstrate presently with the example of M-implicatures/Horn's division of pragmatic labor.

Another difference between iterated best response models and iterated admissibility is that the latter do not by itself account for Horn's division of pragmatic labor (see Franke 2014b and Pavan 2014 for discussion).

And this equilibrium encodes Horn's division of pragmatic labor: the unmarked (and lighter) message fu expresses the stereotypical interpretation tst, while the non-stereotypical state t¬st is expressed by the marked and costlier message fm.

(Tenor trios have always tended to reflect a pragmatic division of labor, with the saxophonist at the top of a pyramid and the others forming the base).

Relatively early Ms. Goldman felt herself most drawn to the Coops and the Amalgamated — one endeavor that faltered, one that still functions; one tied to Marxist principles, one connected to the more pragmatic minds of a labor union.

The basic components of American construction, aluminum studs and gypsum wallboard and dropped ceilings (even vinyl siding) are ways to build a lot, cheaply, with expensive labor -- the pragmatic building blocks of a lasting, rooted style.

The Gricean distinction between saying and implicating suggests a clear division of labor between semantics and pragmatics.

Other labor groups take a more pragmatic view.

STEIN--Kenneth D. Ken was a great labor lawyer, a wise and pragmatic counselor, and a source of inspiration to us all.

Pro-labor observers say that the pragmatic Specter will be quite willing to help shape a compromise bill acceptable to unions, himself and his moderate Senate colleagues if he hopes to get elected in the Democratic primary.