The original Star Trek cast who had agreed to appear in the new movie, with contracts as-yet unsigned pending script approval grew anxious about the constant delays, and pragmatically accepted other acting offers while Roddenberry worked with Paramount.
And what would it do for England's esteem if they were offered a carrot and pragmatically refused to take it?
And they question many left-wing traditions, accepting the market as the main vehicle for assigning resources and, pragmatically, supporting privatisation and free trade.The authors offer the left some new ideas.
James concluded that St. Paul very likely did have a seizure, but that this had no bearing on the spiritual significance of his visions, which needed to be judged pragmatically, by the extent to which they offered "delight" or "good consequential fruits for life".
Most significantly, while pragmatically-focused studies such as this one offer high external validity, this likely comes at a cost to internal validity.
So he said pragmatically, unemotionally, 'Jean has to go.
The latter is what's on offer in artist Neil Mendoza's latest, which is pragmatically titled Robotic Voice Activated Word Kicking Machine.
With the exception of the original CHADS2, their performance is better than chance, though further development is required to improve the accuracy of the tools in older people and it might be better to pragmatically recommend that clinicians classify all patients over 75 as high risk and offer oral anticoagulation for these patients until better tools are available.
(My husband, pragmatically, let himself be guided by the quality of the complimentary baked goods, if any, on offer).
The truce offer is "win-win" for Pakistan, says Mr Mattoo.Some Indians hope that Pakistan's ruler, General Pervez Musharraf, is pragmatically giving up the long-standing goal of wresting all of Kashmir from India.
(Saul, in her 1998, 1999a/b, also doubts that the sort of information described above concerning belief states or how an agent believes what she believes could be pragmatically implicate, or indeed communicated in any way, by typical utterances of propositional attitude reporting sentences. She does not, however, offer Braun's positive account).
