Exemplos de uso de Pragmatic view em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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And we would take a more pragmatic view.
A pragmatic view at research results is paramount to plan choices and new paths to innovation.
However, I have taken the pragmatic view.
In a more pragmatic view, the importance of basic science in comprehensive higher education is highlighted.
Sub-commander T'Pol has a very pragmatic view of the universe.
This reveals a decidedly pragmatic view about the risks: if they are not tangible, immediate or visible, they cannot be real.
But it would be a great mistake to look upon this anti-exemplar attitude as a general disavowal of all possible pragmatic views of historiography.
Thus, they have accepted a pragmatic view of worship and evangelism-- the end justifies the means; if it works, it must be right.
The context also shows lower religiosity among the women interviewed in São Paulo,which can be associated with a more pragmatic view of the aspects of life.
When we speak of human rights,we mean a strict, pragmatic view of human rights, not merely an abstract, virtual debate.
The study¿s central focus is to understand the university extension andactors-network action as promoters of social innovation starting from a pragmatic view.
In the case Aimcor[5], the Second Circuit adopted a particularly pragmatic view of the requirement of continuity of the duty to disclose during arbitral proceedings.
This is an important political opportunity which should not be wasted andI am glad to hear that the Commission is taking a pragmatic view on its right of initiative.
Although not often mentioned by Chomsky,- because of his pragmatic views- revolution would be a crucial element, which would destroy the State and bring the free society.
The pragmatic view refers to the definition of the programme as only a set of technical procedures, hearing loss prevention actions being basically restricted to audiometric tests, as these two accounts indicate.
Lancet 2008; 372(9639): 669-84.; and prevention policies will benefit from a more pragmatic view, recognizing that this method is better than the absence of any other 46 46.
Therefore, it becomes indispensable to revive the role of the conscious, of teleology, of the relationship with professional and social projects, seeking to overcome an academic,abstract and pragmatic view of theory and practice.
That is why democratic societies are pragmatic, view us in a moderate or reasonable way and may thus assume the commitments necessary to make their combined achievement feasible.
In Value Partners we assist our clients to face these important challenges with innovative approaches,yet with a pragmatic view that guarantees short term results and long term competitive advantages.
These, in turn,have a more pragmatic view of education, recognizing in it a transforming potential and especially the possibility of obtaining labor and decreasing the social stigma of which they are victims.
The sales of all her artistic endeavors have enabled Master Ching Hai to create an independent source of funding for humanitarian activities,highlighting her pragmatic view that we should always try and create our own means from which to give others.
In this sense, the formalistic model opposes the pragmatic view of language that points toward language politics gilles deleuze, féliz guattari, michel foucault, and silvia tedesco.
Clearly, when we are talking about having to reach an agreement in a hurry, by 30 September, and then negotiating another agreement with the United States by 2007, we need to take the realistic,accurate, pragmatic view expounded just now by Mr Cashman.
If a more pragmatic view is followed in industrial practice, as explicitly recommended in ISO 10012, it is of course more sensible to allow a greater number of measurements or a specific time interval between two calibrations.
According to Verschueren 1999 apud, Pragmatics cannot be considered an additional component of linguistic studies; for, a pragmatic view/perspective emphasizes all the areas related to Linguistics, which includes Psycholinguistics, Sociolinguistics, etc.
A pragmatic view which places personal advantage at the base of every individual behavior- and which could go so far as to establish the homo oeconomicus as the founding element of every human discipline(Becker)- would be in total opposition to the evangelical message.
This trend, though largely accepted by researchers and teacher educators in Brazil, was questioned by scholars of the field of philosophy,who warned against the danger of deploying a pragmatic view in teacher education, denouncing the possibility of retreat of theory MORAES, 2003.
By contrast, the functional intervention models,with grounds on a pragmatic view, have as a first goal to make the children communicate efficiently, no matter the communication means to be utilized or about deviations on the expressed linguistic form.
A pragmatic view of theory does not allow understanding the complexity of the real from a dialectical perspective, because"by suppressing the social mediations that are constitutive of and constituent to the processes, reified thinking does not go beyond an appearance of the facts" FORTI; GUERRA, 2010, p.
The configuration taken up by the management of macroeconomic policies in the decade and the technocratic/pragmatic view which began to direct decisions in that field contributed to imposing important limits to an efficient government decentralization process, particularly of social areas.