Sentences with phrase «pragmatic measures»
Pragmatic measures refer to practical actions or solutions that focus on addressing immediate issues or problems effectively, rather than relying on theoretical or idealistic approaches. It involves taking realistic and reasonable steps to achieve practical results. Full definition
He stressed that the manifesto was empty on pragmatic measures to address the issues of Ghanaians as «mature minds are not happy about governance in the country».
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An information security expert has told Citi Business News that Ghanaian businesses stand to lose 100 million dollars from cyber-crime in 2018, if pragmatic measures are not put in place to minimize it.
Last night Sheffield MP Mr Betts introduced the move as a «pragmatic measure» to reunite the PLP after 64 MPs resigned from frontbench jobs.
But with Jeremy Corbyn the favourite to stay on as leader, Sheffield MP Clive Betts suggested bringing them back as a «pragmatic measure» to reunite the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP).
«Despite the pragmatic measures that Government has rolled out to ensure the realization of this vision, we are also encouraged by the example set by The Church of Pentecost.