Sentences with phrase «pragmatic response of»

This is the flexible, pragmatic response of a man who realizes that he writes for an ideal world but has to work in the real one.

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Whether drawing on civic liberalism, popular evangelicalism or simply pragmatic and ad hoc collections of cultural and programmatic elements, their response is the pattern many pundits have come to expect.
Christian nonviolence is neither a political theory nor a pragmatic strategy to rid the world of violence; it is simply what many Christians have found to be a faithful response to the path of Jesus.
The country's innovative digital governance was not the result of a carefully crafted master plan, it was a pragmatic and cost - efficient response to budget limitations.
In his response, Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi lauded the NAF leadership for its pragmatic efforts at ensuring that the whole of the country is safe for all Nigerians.
In response to a question about the likelihood of Congressional support for proposed budget increases for DOE science initiatives, Moniz offered remarks that were both pragmatic and optimistic: While noting that current spending caps might make a 20 % increase in clean - energy R&D unlikely, he said that there have been encouraging signs of greater bipartisan support for such research, and an appreciation for the DOE's strategy to work with private investors as well as international collaborators.
One pragmatic response is to postpone decommissioning, perhaps for decades, on the basis that radioactive decay will eventually reduce the scale of the task.
On aggregate, drilling rig companies appear to have a pragmatic highly sensitive response to the relative value of drilling for natural gas versus oil.
Describing the Commission's decision as a «nullity» was a pragmatic response, based on principles drawn from previous decided cases, to a threat to the separation of powers and rule of law posed by the ouster clause.
Consequently, as we enter the Bribery Act enforcement era with expanded corporate criminal liability and a new corporate offence of failing to prevent bribery, the trend to civil recovery is likely to be short lived and viewed as a pragmatic «stop gap» response to apparent deficiencies in the criminal justice architecture rather than as a long term enforcement trend in settling overseas corruption cases involving companies.
Although the administration was quick to condemn the act as «cowardly» in a faculty wide email, it was unclear what pragmatic steps can be (or have been) taken as a response (In an interview with CBC, Christien Levien, President of University of Ottawa's Black Law Students Association, said that he hoped the university would follow up on his recommendations, but to date it is unclear whether the administration will be implementing them).
Another client praises «very pragmatic and legally sound» Raymond Low, a leading lawyer, for his «fast response and a good understanding of operational issues».
We identify challenges in due diligence, evaluate and construct pragmatic responses and plans to keep deals on track and execute on such plans to eliminate or mitigate risk to preserve expected operational and financial performance of the client or target companies.
The responses confirmed that the DPA model is a sensible and pragmatic means of identifying and penalising more corporate offenders.
«It is argued that a guilty plea in those circumstances is not a meaningful acceptance of responsibility but a pragmatic response to the Kafkaesque situation they were in,» he says.
Reliability and validity in inpatient and outpatient populations have been demonstrated, with high test - retest reliability and moderate to high correlations with discharge diagnoses.34 - 38 The Children's Interview for Psychiatric Syndromes was used because its psychometric properties mimic those of other structured interviews while offering pragmatic advantages, including shorter administration time, a detailed training manual, ease of administration, and a concise response booklet.39 These instruments were administered at baseline to document lifetime and current presence or absence of psychiatric symptoms and diagnoses.
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