Sentence examples for pragmatic matters from inspiring English sources

Conversations now are about the pragmatic matters of compensation, subsidy, and the limits of livestock protection.

Rather than rip apart a young nation that needed to focus on pragmatic matters, the country's first leaders decided that a constitution should be assembled piecemeal, through a series of basic laws.

But these pragmatic matters have nothing to do with fundamental determinism.

From this comparison we found an interesting common feature: When animal biotechnology is discussed in the ethics committees, technical and pragmatic matters are often foregrounded.

By comparing our observations and analyses of deliberations in three different European countries, we can separate out an interesting common feature: When animal biotechnology is discussed in the ethics committees, technical and pragmatic matters are often foregrounded.

Equally at home trekking barefoot through the Himalayas as riding a motorcycle on the expressway, meeting with world leaders or speaking with farmers in rural communities, Sadhguru J. Vasudev is a contemporary mystic rooted as strongly in worldly and pragmatic matters as he is in inner experience and wisdom.

Libya long denied any wrongdoing but eventually accepted that it had to admit to it, as a pragmatic matter, though Libyan officials see it as a forced confession.

As we've seen recently, poppies can be held up as examples of "apolitical remembrance" while even a government decision to fly flags at half-mast after King Abdullah's death in Saudi Arabia can be largely depoliticised, reconstrued as a pragmatic matter to do with showing respect for an ally country engaged in defeating terrorism.

Some have argued that the boundary between reductionism and eliminativism a merely pragmatic matter.

At least not in this respect: it is not a question that can be answered, as a pragmatic matter, entirely using mathematical methods.

Empirical data make them available to the people's representatives and decisions are then reached by common sense after experts have conceived of and proposed a number of informed possible theoretical alternatives: The rationality of economic planning is, as it is for science generally, not an arbitrary but a pragmatic matter.