A pragmatic approach was required.

France considers that this ambitious and pragmatic approach, which is open to all, offers a promising path for moving matters forward.

Experience had shown that a pragmatic approach to new threats of proliferation and the use of nuclear devices by terrorists was best.

All of the proposals put forward by the Technical Group follow a pragmatic approach in that they do not require the creation of any new organization.

The general principle that treaties continued in operation after the outbreak of an armed conflict was acceptable. A pragmatic approach should be taken in that respect.

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From a very pragmatic standpoint, it should also be pointed out that this approach fits in with the efforts to maximize efficiency which are characteristic of all military activity.

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The United States believes that we should instead approach this task in a pragmatic way, building consensus around reforms we all agree are needed and then progressively working to achieve more difficult changes.

It remains to be seen whether ongoing discussion can bring some convergence of opinions but in the interests of achieving this aim it is essential that a pragmatic and practical approach should be adopted.

In some others, the issues that arise in case of insolvencies within corporate groups are dealt with by somewhat creative practices that rely heavily on a pragmatic approach by the courts for their legitimation.

In particular, UNDP acknowledged the very pragmatic approach taken by JIU in identifying relevant (not necessarily exhaustive) benchmarks to assist the United Nations system towards effective implementation of RBM progressively in their respective organizations.

Nestlé's approach of developing local suppliers is pragmatic and directed to concrete needs. The company worked with local suppliers to help them meet quality standards by providing information, technical assistance and sometimes also financial support.

If we leave behind us our obstinacy in dealing with outdated or irrelevant issues and if we abandon the obstructive all or nothing approach that has become the norm and come to realize that we need instead a pragmatic and realistic approach, then substantive work in the various forums will restart.

Fortunately, this does not seem likely for the moment, especially given the Chinese leadership s sober and pragmatic approach to its resource problems. The Chinese are looking to regions like Africa, hoping to find stable trading partners.

It is the very road map that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), together with its three dialogue partners, China, Japan and the Republic of Korea, has characterized as a pragmatic approach deserving understanding and support .

Others are much more pragmatic health coaches, learning mentors, job clubs.

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This proviso is not strictly necessary but has a pragmatic purpose.

A set of pragmatic, targeted policy approaches have made that progress possible.

The organizing principle in the new president s foreign policy is one of not having principled, ideological guidelines. Essentially, his approach to international issues is pragmatic, and, in departing from his predecessor s penchant for machtpolitik , Obama has pledged always to exhaust diplomacy first.

and constantly increase the positive interaction and create an environment of pragmatic cooperation.

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From pragmatic beginnings could emerge a visionary change of direction in our world.

The aim of keeping treaties operational was also ample justification for the detailed provision contained in draft article 6 the presumption of continuation indicated the Special Rapporteur's pragmatic approach to situations that, on the face of it, would involve the suspension of treaty relations.

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After all the technical efforts and discussions at the ministerial level, it is becoming increasingly clear that unless the necessary political will is mobilized to find pragmatic and innovative ways as indicated in the Monterrey Consensus to approach the issue, progress will remain, at most, marginal.

The concerted efforts of the Governing Board, the Institute's partners and the continued support given to the Institute by the General Assembly in various resolutions, most recently resolution 59 158, have enabled the Institute to adopt a more focused and pragmatic approach to its future development.

And I know that's hard to believe, that the American people are moderate, pragmatic centrists.

Singapore should continue to be a role model for China, despite its smaller size. The success of both countries reflects many contributing factors, including a skilled and educated group of policymakers supplied by a meritocratic selection system, and a pragmatic, disciplined, experimental, and forward looking approach to policy.

them to open up new areas of cooperation and create an innovation accelerator for pragmatic cooperation.

Whenever difficulties arise on specific issues, they can be solved in a pragmatic and efficient way.

Pragmatic steps to improve transit transport arrangements needed to involve all major players involved in transit trade.

Much like the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, al Nahda and the PJD will have to marginalize Islamic extremists in their movements, such as the Salafis, and adopt a pragmatic approach. To succeed economically, they will need Western support and the West will not be eager to fund radical Islamist governments.

The Secretary General has proposed a pragmatic and balanced set of principles for addressing the use of force.

WASHINGTON, DC In an era in which conventional models of finance, corporate governance, and corporate responsibility are increasingly debated, if not called into question, it may be time to revisit the alternative approach taken by economic cooperatives. The foundational values of cooperatives embody not only a humane vision, but also a pragmatic approach to production that has enabled the successful ones to thrive and to spur economic growth in countries that desperately need it.

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Proposals to broaden the authority of resident coordinators in overseeing implementation of the UNDAF deserved serious and pragmatic consideration.

The American people, taken as a whole, when it comes to these issues, to fiscal issues, are moderate, pragmatic centrists.

We have to reckon with those developments and to do so in as pragmatic and practical a manner as possible.

It is time for governments in Israel, the US, and elsewhere to recognize that by allowing their citizens outrage to drive their responses to terrorist attacks, they are offering themselves as the terrorists best weapon. Only by adopting a pragmatic and legal approach can they galvanize support against their enemies and reduce their citizens vulnerability to attack.

To explain this difference in perspective, perhaps one should venture further into the past than the Iraq War and consider the divergence that already existed traditionally between the United Kingdom s pragmatic approach to its imperial role and the French Empire s missionary zeal. A duty to accumulate wealth catalyzed the former a duty to civilize inspired the latter.

The São Paolo Consensus was considered the way towards a pragmatic and well focused agenda to help countries achieve sustainable development.

In fact, Americans do not need a new political party with Obama s reelection, voters have endorsed precisely that credo of pragmatic idealism.