It has seats in 13 state legislatures and has helped govern, mostly pragmatically, three eastern states.
"They approached the Iran issue very, very pragmatically," one official involved in the discussions over Olympic Games told me.
Pragmatically, the two pictures were not very different.
Even as the politicians were arguing, it pragmatically ordered six million envelopes for paper ballots and began preparing for a new election.
The founders of the United Nations, after all, pragmatically chose six official languages English, French, Russian, Spanish, Chinese and Arabic for their 51 member states (who today number 193).Who knows if the Six would choose to make the same choice today, but they would certainly be wise to do so.
We grouped our findings into two pragmatically chosen categories: patient characteristics and disease characteristics.
In this setting, women – aiming for safer deliveries – made choices pragmatically between the two available models of childbirth.
And while he agreed to make an exception for his 90th birthday, the title of the piece he choreographed, Nearly Ninety, pragmatically allowed for the possibility that he might not live to see the actual day.
15 17 In this paper we have presented the results of qualitative interviews with key informants in four countries pragmatically selected because they represent a range of approaches to UAT. 18 A total of 23 respondents were interviewed, differentially distributed between countries: 12 in the UK, 4 in the USA, 4 in Norway and 3 in the Netherlands.
Pragmatically, implementing a protocol that required three familiarization sessions followed by two to three testing sessions in a large randomized trial or longitudinal epidemiological study would be challenging.
