Sentence examples for pragmatic programme from inspiring English sources

The club, in their hour of need, have stopped the revolution and reverted to a more pragmatic programme.

The alliance shocked Kabul's political elite and cost Ghani voters among the educated urban professionals attracted by his clean past and pragmatic programme, but the losses seem to have been more than balanced – as Ghani anticipated – by the gains from Dostum supporters.

"It seems illogical to turn to exercise as a way of managing fatigue but the results showed that a pragmatic programme based on short bouts of moderate intensity exercise can really help improve symptoms and quality of life", said Professor John Saxton, who led the research while at Sheffield Hallam University but who is now at the University of East Anglia.

A target of choice for molecular ecologists and evolutionists is mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), whose many advantages have also convinced broad-scale, pragmatic programmes such as barcode initiatives.

We advise application of more intensive, but still pragmatic programmes aiming at a selection of patients with a higher burden of disease and thus larger room for improvement.

Further concerns include limited data on racially diverse populations and the use of rather intensive, non-pragmatic programmes all making applicability for the complex synergistic effects of diabetes mellitus (DM) and ESRD difficult to assess.

Surprisingly, the SPD may adopt a more pragmatic economic programme, suggesting that it accepts globalisation more than some in the CDU.

That the royal family also benefited from big private-sector investments including ownership of the mobile-phone industry, cable television, a brewery and the electricity utility increased public disquiet.The monarchy responded with a pragmatic reform programme that began before the accession of King George Tupou V to the throne in September 2006.

Evidence from a pragmatic education programme (PREPARE) in the UK showed that 3 hours structured group-based education incorporating a pedometer is an effective strategy for improving glucose tolerance in people at risk, even after 24 months[ 14, 15].

It is also possible that delivering treatment in patients' homes subtly changes the relationship between patients and therapists so that patients are less likely to adhere to the pragmatic rehabilitation programme when at home than when in a hospital setting.

ADDITION-Denmark consists of two phases, a pragmatic screening programme and a cluster-randomized trial comparing the effects of intensive multifactorial therapy with routine care among individuals with screen-detected Type 2 diabetes.