Examples of using Pragmatism in English and their translations into Czech
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her endless pragmatism.
Flexibility and pragmatism have therefore been necessary when apportioning the governance incentive fund.
were built free from utilitarianism and pragmatism.
In these six months, we needed pragmatism and the desire to draw fully upon the founding values of the European Union.
I am indeed urging pragmatism and an end to the setting of mutually exclusive conditions:
especially by the search for value, pragmatism, increased consumer activity
In this context, I congratulate Mr. Brok for the sense of balance and pragmatism used in the report he drafted
it is not the only weapon: pragmatism and proportionality should be key to every decision we make in this House;
a governance framework for innovation must be based today on pragmatism and must be delivered with a sense of urgency,
The pragmatism proposed by the author of the report in allowing biophysical criteria to be defined by individual countries may pose a threat in the form of attempts to impose particular national interests.
have declared themselves against this pragmatism.
We must not forget that more than fifty years ago it was precisely pragmatism that provided the key to the creation of the European Communities and it continues to be the key to success even today.
electioneering campaign that was waged against this proposal for a directive, but has instead preferred to take the path of responsibility and pragmatism.
And, finally, pragmatism will continue to be as important in all matters concerning further expansion,
people who cannot physically have their fingerprints taken will be exempted from fingerprinting for biometric visas is proof of moderation and pragmatism which must be extended to all Member States.
fairness and pragmatism, bearing in mind the agricultural diversity across the EU.
is an excellent lesson in pragmatism.
wisdom and pragmatism of the French President Nicolas Sarkozy,
Piety and pragmatism, those twin qualities, so often at odds inside Cromwell's personality,
and roman pragmatism, a civilization of law