"She's one of the most pragmatic people," Fischman told CNBC.
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It is recommended night-table reading in the most pragmatic sense.
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President Donald J. Trump is the most pragmatic president in decades.
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Zionism offers both the most pragmatic and most morally serious grappling with
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I think America has been the most pragmatic of all countries I know.
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For Donald Trump, the most pragmatic thing to do was buy some breathing room.
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Perhaps the most pragmatic touch is a little clear window underneath the Surface-esque kickstand.
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Voters want and need a different standard: Which candidates have the most pragmatic solutions to America's woes?
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Top-level Russian politicians have called Trump the most "pragmatic" of the candidates for the White House.
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I think this is the most pragmatic way forward for decoupling the gun from the power fantasy.
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Yet this deal would be hard for even the most pragmatic and exhausted of Palestinians to accept.
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MirandaMondays, whose creator declined to reveal her identity, is a celebration of the show's most pragmatic character.
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Instead they acted in the most pragmatic way to seize the opportunity created by Mr. Salvini's strategic misstep.
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Gazprom and some utilities say Nord Stream-2 is the most pragmatic solution to shoring up Europe's energy security.
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It was delightfully chaotic, but getting married would turn out to be the most pragmatic decision I ever made.
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And yet, I feel like the company's approach this year has been the most pragmatic and grounded among its competitors.
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It's not new, but it's one of the most pragmatic signs that France wants to be open to the world.
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JPEG is still ubiquitous ... because it's good enough and supported everywhere, making it the most pragmatic choice most of the time.
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Which I think is the most pragmatic and beautiful thing in this whole episode and I'm so glad it came from Raven.
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First, in the most pragmatic sense, helping others in the world to produce a dependable supply of food enhances America's national security.
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Unifying intelligence across all 28 member states won't work, but bilateral efforts between those countries with common interests is the most pragmatic approach.
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But the most common collective term is simply "boarders," which defines them at the most pragmatic level by their social, not mental, condition.
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The stock market is populated by the smartest, most pragmatic people in the world and they sniffed this out in February or March.
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Bereiter-Hahn said projects like Cerri's are the ones the ESA is most interested in funding, and are the most pragmatic way forward.
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For the record, it's true that Santo, the oldest Versace sibling and the company's most pragmatic voice, wanted to take the business public.
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"Really, all geological boundaries are human-made constructs—we make decisions about where to have the most pragmatic, useful, recognizable boundary," Zalasiewicz said.
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It makes sense that the millionaires in these spaces would hedge their bets based on the most pragmatic of questions: Can this person win?
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Britons tend to see the EU only at its extremes, in its most pragmatic and most idealistic forms: half trade accelerator and half highfalutin peace project.
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When banks and credit unions include arbitration clauses in their contracts, it's because such clauses are the most pragmatic path, producing the best outcome for all.
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I'm horrified by those acts of terrorism, but I think we have to deal with it in the most pragmatic way possible and not react with more hate.
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By 21968, Johnson needed Humphrey too — Johnson had become Senate majority leader and wanted liberals to fall behind his leadership; Johnson concluded Humphrey was the brightest and most pragmatic of them.
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In a most pragmatic moment, I crocheted a gender-neutral blanket for my first great-grandchild, but attached a loving note in case I'm no longer around to give it in person.
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As Mr Johnson's numbers go up those of his rival Brexiteers go down: Mr Rees-Mogg, the most extreme Brexiteer, is running at 10% and Michael Gove, the most pragmatic, is at 6%.
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The most pragmatic of the foursome, Miranda Hobbes, certainly didn't inspire or shock my teen or early-20s self, what with her law-firm wardrobe and exceedingly grown-up approach to, well, everything.
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A high turnout of 20163% on a spring day also helped the Catalan separatists, who won 22 seats, up from 17, though the big winner among them was Esquerra, the most pragmatic of the pro-independence parties.
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Assuming it is presented, and even if it some of its elements go beyond what Netanyahu's more right-wing coalition allies can stomach, the Trump administration's plan will fall short of what even the most pragmatic Palestinians can accept.
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But in a world that pays a comically disproportionate amount of attention to Ivy League students and what they're up to, even the most pragmatic 17-year-old may not pass up the chance at a four-year degree.
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Since trust violations are particularly hard for firms to overcome, often more so than incompetence, says Peter Kim of the University of Southern California, firms may believe that firing an errant executive can be the safest, most pragmatic course of action.
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And that means Sanders must find a way to connect to some of the most pragmatic voters in the nation at a time when Clinton is clinging to pragmatism the way some people cling to their guns and their God.
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On the most pragmatic level, social media has lowered the bar of entry for recruits—the curious have no problem finding the Islamic State's propaganda in numerous languages, and they can easily connect with intermediaries who will facilitate their travel to the caliphate.
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The rest of the cast includes Takumi (American Vandal's Jay Lee), the most pragmatic person in Culver Creek, Lara (Sofia Vassilieva), a Romanian-born student with the kindest eyes, and Sara (Landry Bender), the Colonel's girlfriend and possibly the most underrated person in Alaska.
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Ultimately, Wagner said, Alabama Democrats would seek to make what they saw as the most pragmatic choice; many of them are eager to reelect Jones, a Democrat who in a 2018 special election defeated Republican Roy Moore, who was accused of preying on underage girls in his past.
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At the beginning of 2006, the Union also protested against the education law in Spain, for marginalizing culture and art for the benefit of the "most pragmatic subjects".
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During this period, Tserendorj slowly gained an international reputation as one of Mongolian's most pragmatic, durable, and widely respected government leaders. A Russian participant to the Soviet-Mongolian friendship talks noted "he is an old Mongolian official…a prose writer, a poet and knows Mongolian and Chinese. Without him no legal or foreign affairs document is drafted." Baabar, B.,History of Mongolia, 1999, . .
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Bramble would eventually take the reins of the party. The party went on to win the 1955 and 1958 elections. Bramble found appreciation and support nationally and abroad including England; even the rivaling popular leaders joined the most pragmatic Bramble in his causes against social oppression. However, in 1958 the Malone Commission of Inquiry, which attended labor disputes, accused Bramble, as he would have been attempting just to gain political power for himself through his political actions.
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Daily News Egypt. The Khaleej Times editorialized in December 2008 that "The Arab peace plan remains the best and most pragmatic solution to Palestine-Israel conflict.... Even though Hamas and Islamic Jihad are not prepared to accept anything short of the entire Palestine occupied in 1940s, if the plan is accepted by Israel and US, the Arabs could possibly persuade Islamists to embrace it too."With Obama Support, Arab Peace Plan Just Might Work. The Khaleej Times.
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Hood and Harvey Wiley Corbett were retained as consultants. The team also included Wallace Harrison, who would later become the family's principal architect and adviser to John Rockefeller Jr.'s son Nelson. Hood, Morris, and Corbett were the consultants on "architectural style and grouping", although Morris was in the process of being fired. Todd also hired L. Andrew Reinhard and Henry Hofmeister as rental or tenant architects, to design the floor plans for the complex, and who were known as the most pragmatic of the Associated Architects.
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Sam is often the most pragmatic of the group, but she can be bossy at times and is determined to stand up for what she believes in, particularly when environmental causes are involved. Like Danny, however, she is good-hearted, as she is always there for him no matter what. She was the one who urged Danny to explore the then-under- construction Fenton Portal, resulting in the accident that gave Danny his ghost powers. She has a crush on Danny that lasts throughout the majority of the series, and she eventually becomes his girlfriend.
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The following year, Harré stepped down as leader of the Alliance, being replaced by Matt McCarten. Harré was still active in the Alliance afterwards and was elected to the party executive at its annual conference in 2003. At the 2004 party conference she chose not to re-contest a position within the Alliance stating that from then on the most pragmatic approach for the Alliance would be to instead support the Greens and Maori Party. She was not aligned to any other political party from 2004–2011, but in 2012 accepted a role as issues director of the Green Party.
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The resplendent sets by Nitin Chandrakant Desai --- Paro's stained glass house before marriage, her towering mansion after marriage, Devdas' sprawling house, Chandramukhi's dazzling dance-court, even the railway compartment --- are a treat to the eyes." About the dances, she writes, "Saroj Khan and Pandit Birju Maharaj storm the screen with some sensational choreography. Madhuri Dixit's dances are breathtaking.....For all its hype, grandeur, money, blood, sweat, music, tragedy, Devdas is a must-see for even the most pragmatic and unromantic." Film critic Subhash K. Jha gave the film 4.5 stars out of 5 stating, "Devdas is one of the most outstanding products of the much-maligned Bollywood.
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There, because she is the most pragmatic of the three sisters, she foresees what is about to happen — the confiscation of the relics and the painting, the re-consecration of the chapel, the inevitable spreading of stories of the Salinas' humiliation, and the equally inevitable destruction of what is left of the family's reputation and prestige. Her thoughts are interrupted by a footman announcing the arrival of Princess Angelica Falconeri. The well-preserved Angelica, widowed after Tancredi's death a few years before, meets Concetta in the sitting room. She chattily tells Concetta of her plans for celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the Garibaldi invasion.
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" Aside from leading to an indignant outburst from the Tachikomas (who accuse Togusa of bigotry), it sets up something of an antagonistic relationship between Togusa and the tanks, which is revisited in an episode in season two. Major Motoko Kusanagi holds the most pragmatic view of all. Her only regret following the Tachikomas' suicide attack is that she didn't get a chance to dive their AI, and discover whether or not what they had acquired was really a "ghost". In the manga, she expresses concern over the evolution of the Tachikomas' AI and orders it monitored to catch any undesired emotional developments or an unwanted "rise of the robots.
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Some social conservatives accepted this as a reason for their support of Giuliani, contending that his position on abortion was the most pragmatic pro-life view taken by a candidate in the 2008 election. They also approved of his pledge as a presidential candidate, that he would nominate Supreme Court Justices in the mold of John Roberts, Sam Alito, Antonin Scalia, and Anthony Kennedy (all Ronald Reagan appointees or former colleagues of Giuliani's from the Reagan Justice Department). But some Pro-life groups, such as the Republican National Coalition for Life, strongly opposed Giuliani's positions and campaigns. Some Catholic archbishops came forward arguing that his views on abortion were not consistent with the teachings of the Catholic Church.
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Di Maio invoked his parliamentary immunity; he had previously criticized that privilege and pledged never to avail himself of it. In 2017, Beppe Grillo announced that he would campaign in the 2018 election, but he would not be the candidate for the position of Prime Minister. Di Maio was considered as the front runner and the most likely candidate for the premiership of Italy. Di Maio had been often labeled as the most pragmatic and "institutional", but also the least populist Five Star politician; he is the son of a member of the neo-fascist Italian Social Movement and he is considered the leader of the moderate and "governmental" faction of the movement.
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Of the two Relief Options above, the most pragmatic avenue is for UMAH to petition for the Chief Executive to use her authority to dismiss the Memorial and allow continuation of the construction works to resume. UMAH has written to the Lands Department seeking the immediate cancellation (in whole) of the Memorial pursuant to subsection (1) of Cap. 126(11). UMAH is asserting that the Memorial was unduly served, especially as the project commenced in December 2019 and due to the following reasons, which the Lands Department is aware of: 2010-2019: Restructuring Period of UMAH; 2019: Hong Kong protests and social unrest (including locally in the New Territories); and 2020: Lockdown of Hong Kong due to COVID-19 pandemic.
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The > conclusion reached based on these findings was that both the CTL with CCS > and the 8wt% to 15wt% CBTL with CCS configurations may offer the most > pragmatic solutions to the nation's energy strategy dilemma: GHG emission > reductions which are significant (5% to 33% below the petroleum baseline) at > diesel RSPs that are only half as much as the BTL options ($2.56 to $2.82 > per gallon compared to $6.45 to $6.96 per gallon for BTL). These options are > economically feasible when crude oil prices are $86 to $95 per barrel. These economics can change in the event that plentiful low-cost biomass sources can be found, lowing the cost of biomass inputs, and improving economies of scale. Economics for solid feedstock indirect FT process plants are further confused by carbon regulation.
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According to a secret report filed by the Hungarian political secretary in Bucharest in late 1940, three main factions existed: the group gathered around Sima, a dynamic local leader from the Banat, which was the most pragmatic and least Orthodox in its orientation; the group composed of Codreanu's father, Ion Zelea Codreanu, and his brothers (who despised Sima); and the Moţa-Marin group, which wanted to strengthen the movement's religious character. After a long period of confusion, Sima, representing the Legion's less radical wing, overcame all competition and assumed leadership, being recognised as such on 6 September 1940 by the Legionary Forum, a body created at his initiative. On 28 September the elder Codreanu stormed the Legion headquarters in Bucharest (the Green House) in an unsuccessful attempt to install himself as leader.Iordachi, p.
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In an interview with Mike Emery, Johnson stated that there were many times when he thought that Pym "was taking too much of my time, and it was taking me in the wrong direction". He credits his wife, journalist Meera Bowman Johnson (to whom he dedicated Pym), and friends with persuading him to continue with the novel. Johnson's website features a list of books by other notable writers inspired by Poe's open-ended novel since its publication in 1838, including Herman Melville's Moby Dick, H. P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness, and Jules Verne's An Antarctic Mystery – "the most pragmatic and literal sequel to The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym and also the worst sequel […] Come for the novelty, stay for the unbridled racism".Mat Johnson (2011).
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The party's leader Beppe Grillo, would campaign in the 2018 election, but he would not be the candidate for the position of Prime Minister, even if many critics accused him of being, in case of an electoral win, the de facto head of the government. The Vice President of the Chamber of Deputies Luigi Di Maio, was widely considered as the "front runner" and the most likely candidate for the premiership of Italy.Aldo Giannuli, storico consigliere di Grillo e Casaleggio: "Primarie bulgare per far vincere Di Maio" Luigi Di Maio had been often labeled as the most pragmatic and "institutional", but also the less populist, Five Star politician; he is the son of a member of the neo-fascist Italian Social Movement and he is considered the leader of the moderate and "governmental" faction of the movement.Luigi Di Maio e i soliti ignoti.
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Lorenzino also served in La graN maKro, a center-left economic and social policy think tank closely allied with Kirchnerism. Enjoying a good working relationship with Economy Minister Amado Boudou, Lorenzino was nominated to replace him when the latter was elected Vice President of Argentina in President Cristina Kirchner's landslide, 2011 reelection. Lorenzino was, moreover, the most pragmatic major official in Boudou's team with regards to the international bond market and the Paris Club of creditors, and the Minister-designate subsequently announced that debt restructuring would be acquire a greater policy relevance during his tenure. An April 2013 interview by Greek journalist Eleni Varvitsioti resulted in a stir when Lorenzino refused to answer a question regarding Argentine inflation; unbeknownst to him, the microphones were left on and recorded him saying me quiero ir ("I want to leave").
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