Sentence examples for pragmatic understanding from inspiring English sources

Marina Litvinenko said she was convinced London and Moscow had struck a pragmatic understanding to bury the Litvinenko affair.

But there also was a pragmatic understanding that our relationship benefited American foreign policy and promoted peace in the region.

"At our meeting, Ambassador Hasan demonstrated a pragmatic understanding that the United States requires the reinstatement of weapons monitoring in order to lift the sanctions".

Given Foreign Minister Musa Kusa's pragmatic understanding of the broader strategic interests at stake, it may be useful to engage him on this issue.

Public anger in Turkey contradicts the conventional wisdom that Turkey and Russia are able to construct a new and pragmatic understanding to bring about a settlement in Syria.

Ironically, some Israeli observers saw Jaabari as an enemy Israel could work with on the pragmatic understanding that he was prepared to keep a grip on others.

Nevertheless, it could still help facilitate a pragmatic and practical understanding of terms and concepts as applied and used, at least in most instances, in current epidemiological practice.

But the more popular American understanding, he added, is that copyright exists for a more pragmatic reason: so that creators can be paid.

However, with a pragmatic approach to understanding impact, based on evidence and informed opinion, and understanding that impacts will rarely be attributed solely to an individual publication or programme, an impact assessment can still be of value.

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Such research also provides a more pragmatic way of understanding how research can be used, grounded in real policy making processes, rather than idealised accounts of how this could occur.