Sentences with phrase «pragmatic terms by»
Moreover, religious observers and publicists create for themselves pseudoreligious absolutes out of political machinery and programs that are more wisely and effectively viewed in pragmatic terms by the diplomatist.
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In historiogenetic terms, the republic has moved so far toward the pragmatic that historical reality is experiencing a Hegelian distortion, exemplified by a «progressive» desire on the part of elements of the elite to move toward «empire» and the perverse influence of foreign ideologies.
While there may be double - dealings in Pakistan's counter-terrorism policies towards in the region — some of which may be justifiable in pragmatic or relative terms — but the prevalence of the same within Pakistan's domestic sphere is hardly acknowledged by outside observers.
Given the deep interdependence between the two, they can only benefit in the long term by remaining pragmatic and in a relationship that essentially mirrors symbiosis, which in nature refers to a prolonged association that is mutually beneficial.
The public forum, hosted by the Republican Party of Bennington County, included two moderate to liberal Democrat legislators, a first - term Republican lawmaker, and Manchester's pragmatic chief of police.
As with climate change, the only pragmatic option is to concentrate efforts to fulfil people's desires and demands in a way that protects natural ecosystems as far as possible — not to try to challenge patterns of consumption per se by insisting that they are unsustainable, even if this appears to be the case in the short term.
The rationale is set out in pragmatic terms in Ursula Becker v Finanzamt Münster - Innenstadt [1982] CJEU (Case 8/81) as follows: `... in cases in which the Community authorities have, by means of a directive, placed Member States under a duty to adopt a certain course of action, the effectiveness of such a measure would be diminished if persons were prevented from relying upon it in proceedings before a court....»