"They approached the Iran issue very, very pragmatically," one official involved in the discussions over Olympic Games told me.
In other words, he is free to regard at least some figures of speech as involving pragmatically inspired processes of content reassignment.
But they will pragmatically take them wherever they find them.
While some of the Muslim actors trained to become a chaplain are not even conscious about the existence of this right, those who have been directly involved in the contractual negotiations pragmatically have accepted potential restrictions on this level.
Blurred definitional lines exist between mode of action, posed as a pragmatically useful level of understanding of "key events" involved in specific health outcomes, and mechanism of action, which implies a deeper, more deterministic knowledge of the exposure disease process.
Pragmatically, each of these perspectives functions as a "level of presupposition" involved in the assessment of the cogency the goodness or strength of arguments.
The sample size was determined pragmatically, to enable a broad range of participants with different conditions and from different parts of England to be involved.
Despite his cautious optimism, he pragmatically warned that the next several weeks of negotiations will be "very difficult" and then proceeded to describe the competing national interests of the multiple nations involved.
Treatment was pragmatically and individually determined by the therapist and could involve HVLA manipulation (either manual or mechanically assisted techniques), mobilization and/or supporting soft tissue therapies: various stretching and soft tissue massage techniques to the spine, pelvis and extremity.
Pragmatically what should researchers planning a prospective observational study that involves medical records do?
Treatment choices involve the traditional and the modern, and individuals pragmatically decide who to consult, with access and affordability prominent determinants of choice [ 16, 17].
