Bucer's policy of pragmatic solutions of problems proved to be especially controversial in the case of the bigamy of Philip of Hesse.
There is a pragmatic solution on the horizon: safe, affordable, biosimilar versions of these critical therapies.
So Rabbi Kenneth Brander, the dean of the Center for the Jewish Future at Yeshiva University in New York, has suggested a pragmatic solution for children of in vitro fertilization: If any of the participants in the equation are not Jewish, the child should go through a conversion ceremony anyway.
The fifth type of representation offers a pragmatic solution for the challenges of quantitative and discursive representation by combining the objectives of both versions.
Moreover, whilst the use of rodent cultures provides a pragmatic solution to the problem of generating reproducibly myelinated cultures from human tissue, they will not detect pathogenic autoantibodies unless these exhibit a significant degree of species cross-reactivity.
However, no work is reported to achieve cost constrained pragmatic solution for integrated effect of set-up, equipment failure, skill level of workers, absenteeism, material shortage, rejection, fatigue, material handling, etc. on output.
Our research proposes just-in-time (JIT) facility documentation as a pragmatic solution to the limitations of current as-built documents, allowing more effective reuse of building information.
Regionalism is often understood and presented as a pragmatic solution to intractable problems of fragmentation, inefficiency, accountability, spillover and neglect in the face of economic restructuring and other external threats.
Thus, collagen-binding VEGF may be a pragmatic solution for the treatment of severe uterine damages.
A climate change policy that could be both effective, and potentially supported by both major parties, has been proposed by the Grattan Institute in a new report that tries to find a pragmatic solution to the decade of toxic political debates on the issue.
