Pragmatic thinking when it comes...
Basic
pragmatic thought and why other teams» key players get wrapped up in cotton wool when they're looking a bit prone.
Last year the Breakthrough Institute,
the pragmatic think tank that's been a thorn in the side of traditional environmentalism since its inception in 2003, published an essay by Peter Kareiva, chief scientist of The Nature Conservancy; Robert Lalasz, TNC's director of science communications; and Michelle Marvier, an ecologist at Santa Clara University.
Not exact matches
We
think this deal is a good example of Macron's
pragmatic approach to the role France needs to play in bringing Europe closer together.
Yet recent evidence suggests that fixed - income exposure could also benefit from
pragmatic, well -
thought - out smart - beta processes to portfolio construction.
Others agree with that sentiment, suggesting that Powell is more
pragmatic and team oriented than one might
think.
Every time they
think they've backed her into a corner on the energy file she comes out with a creative and
pragmatic solution which has the industry's backing.
As James expected the camping party to get back to the useful business of chopping firewood and cooking supper once he had «assuaged the dispute» by his
pragmatic observations, so the application of process
thinking in reference to the canonical wars now ravaging American higher education should be the means by which faculty might be led back from endless idle arguments to their real and proper work of designing good courses and teaching them well.
Avoiding the latter would require a profound rehabilitation of a contemplative order of
thought and life and a certain primacy of contemplation over action, which are all but unintelligible within our
pragmatic culture.
But because all of this is at a rather nebulous level of experience, it seems to many people to be either wishful, romantic
thinking or weak by comparison with the tough,
pragmatic, hard - nosed realism of action.
You might
think me defeatist, but what I'm trying to be is
pragmatic.
Philosophy, which was invented (as Horace Kallen pointed out many years ago) because humans wanted the security and constancy of an unshakable corpus of
thought, now rises in the name of
pragmatic relativism to slay the very needs that gave it life.
This issue is, for Boff, not only a
pragmatic one, for instance in the sense of seeking to gain more space for free theological
thinking and publishing through the reduction of control by hierarchy.
Palmer ignores this Jamesean strain of pragmatism, because his own
thinking was shaped, as he tells us in one of the most powerfully confessional portions of his book, by a different strand of the
pragmatic tradition.
Here again one is reminded of Whitehead's analysis of the origin of a hitherto dominant, superficial concept of substance out of the
pragmatic arrangement of reality and especially of the explicitly formulated
thought that logical simplicity, distinction, and clarity may not be equated with ontological originality and depth (PR 54/69; 162/188).
It helped that Cox chose the newly martyred John F. Kennedy as the model of his new
pragmatic, secular mind, for JFK had audaciously attacked old questions of civil rights, poverty, crime (quaintly called at that time «juvenile delinquency»), and welfare with a new vigor, and stirring a whole new generation to new
thoughts.
But James gave Royce's idealism a
pragmatic twist by pushing Royce to ask not what the source of
thought is — the old bogeyman of epistemology — but what purpose
thought serves.
But I understand that in opting for what I
think is the more
pragmatic route, I concede the important ideological struggle.
I
think the matter remains somewhat personal and
pragmatic.
A very
thought - provoking post and many of the feelings you have experienced are familiar to people of conscience, whether religious or other, but a
pragmatic way of seeing the other side of the coin is that when you abandon the need to make money, (even just enough to live on), you by default, pass the responsibility for your survival to others.
I can not
think of a better way to counteract the stultifying «Whig» theory of history, with its bland assumption that every cause which has won has deserved to win, a kind of
pragmatic debasement of the older providential theory.
And in the process, the idea that religion is simply
pragmatic, or a spiritual sop for the down - and - out who can not
think for themselves, will give way to the understanding of religion as the truth of imagination.
«As a Christian I
think this is us being gracious about this issue and also being sensible and
pragmatic,» he said.
Directly opposed to this view is the
pragmatic theory which regards theoretical activity as an affair of rationalizations, essentially irrelevant to practice; practice is valued both for its own sake and as more directly contributory than
thought can be to the welfare of men and the glory of God.
My scientific
thinking has been most influenced by the liberal behaviorism of Neal Miller and the psychobiology of Curt Richter — rough - hewn,
pragmatic, common - sense approaches.
Selecting Walcott upfront shows that you are one of the forward
thinking pragmatic ambitious but most of all possessing footballing intelligence.
I just don't
think it's
pragmatic to discuss restricting guns because it is a non-starter with so many.
The medium sized club model may be most
pragmatic but I don't
think that's the vision the club used to sell.
I
think the alteration to the Gunners way of playing from tiki - tata to a
pragmatic way of playing like Real Madrid are playing happened when we lost the BPL game at home to the Red Devils of Man Utd FC.
Strange to
think that this board has spent a couple of years slagging Wenger for being too gung - ho and as soon as we see decent evidence that he is hedging his bets in a much more balanced and
pragmatic approach he also gets hung out to dry.
If you
think the starting lineup was wrong, then blame the board for signing a
pragmatic coach.
I
think his approach would of been a bit more
pragmatic and although he would of still won I don't
think us arsenal fans would of been as entertained by what was a master class performance by the professor.
I never liked their managerial style and I
think they have ruin football with their
pragmatic style.
I don't
think Wenger and his staffs would be able to do that, it is better if they switch to a completely
pragmatic style.
I may be having a
pragmatic view on this but as I said, I want change, daydreaming about Silent Stan selling because some people protest against him is as good as me hoping to win the lottery... I
think I have more chance of winning the lottery XD
its too
pragmatic and very wenger - eske and if we were winning i would say anything but we're drawing too much don't you
think??
I
think this is one of the few definitions that people of different ideologies can agree on, just because it's purely
pragmatic and casts no judgement on how the system looks, only how well it works.
I would vote for most PR systems in a referendum, though (to complicate things) I
think there is a good principled case for the type of compromise package I advocate, beyond the «it could happen in practice»
pragmatic argument.
I
think that with Obama there has been obviously a shift away from the kind of aggressive philosophically based approach of the Bush years to a liberal
pragmatic one; and of course that is also opposed to what would be called conservative
pragmatic approach, what Trevor might label «back to basics».
One alternative I can
think of is state socialism, and speaking personally my objections to that are not philosophical but
pragmatic.
If it is the case that not intervening would have led to a significant massacre within this week / fortnight, there is a
pragmatic lesser evil case for on balance supporting a not very well
thought through intervention (the US has clearly not spent a long time doing this), and a stalemate, and then looking to the Arab League to mediate a political settlement over time in which the government can't win by massacre.
I reckon that is almost everybody who is in the park in current politics, perhaps excepting only the «
pragmatics», who do not know what they
think except that it may be rather dangerous to have any ideological framework at all.
In any case, one would
think that CM Arroyo would have been taken up short by the revelation that the majority of her campaign contributions were being paid to her husband, and would have curtailed the practice, if not so much out of embarrassment, then out of
pragmatics.
«The reason why we are doing what we are doing is because, we now
think we have a credible government with a strong financial team which has a good financial team with good
pragmatic solutions for solving the problems we are facing, and they are proving it.»
«I
think we have to be very
pragmatic and realistic going into this year's budget that as much as we're trying to catch up from what was lost in 2008 and 2009, I don't know if we're going to be able to advance as much as we would like to this year,» McDonald said.
Zaino said the New York battle is the latest between party outsiders who are more liberal (
think Barack Obama and Sanders) against establishment figures who are more
pragmatic (Clinton, Cuomo), playing out on a state level.
Asked about the opposition to the American Health Care Act from more conservative elements of the House Republican conference on the right - leaning Freedom Caucus, Faso said, «I do
think we have to be
pragmatic in how we approach this.»
«She's framing it in that way — a very
pragmatic sort of sensible campaign message I
think.
«She was in the mainstream of
thinking in New York,» said Jonathan Lippman, her chief administrative judge and successor as chief judge, «and her view was that the court should speak with one voice, to create consensus around a
pragmatic view of what the law should be.»
«I
think that while he's working very hard to repair relationships, he's trying to be
pragmatic in his approach to get this done for the city.»