From the practical point of view, there are many shortcomings in his plan.

М. Центр новой социологии и изучения практической политики Феникс , 1993.

М. Центр новой социологии и изучения практической политики Феникс , 1994.

The more practical problem is that even a nuclear explosion might not prove sufficiently powerful.

The first litmus test on European leadership concerns the practical problem of access to harbors.

Moreover, from a purely practical point of view, Google makes the world more efficient.

And what they engage in is an amalgam of ethical, aesthetic, religious, and practical action.

The late Robert Heilbronner one of Schumpeter s most renowned students viewed economics as worldly philosophy.

But postponement is not a viable option, for the following reasons

Without implementation, all of the treaties in the world would lead us nowhere.

Dentistry, while considered by some a separate discipline from medicine, is a medical field.

I invite your interest as well as your involvement in driving this vision to a point of practical reality.

It is morally and practically vital that they succeed.

Nawara Negm pointed a finger at bigotry Hypocrites will be condemned to the lowest depths of hell!

(a) The importance of the implementation of the commitment to sound policies, good governance at all levels and the rule of law

...The distinction between and ... remains common to most of the Greek Fathers and to all of the Byzantine tradition.

But in practical terms, this effect may be implausible if a high proportion of dollar denominated debt burdens a candidate.

By the end of World War II, many of the discriminatory eugenics laws were largely abandoned, having become associated with Nazi Germany.

Last week the government introduced demands for stricter rules on obtaining citizenship, and significantly lowered financial and practical support to refugees.

In addition, his proposed long term goal of abolishing nuclear weapons will require a great deal of preparatory work before it becomes an operational rather than an aspirational objective.

But it is vital to move quickly beyond rhetoric if we are to deal effectively with Europe's Northern Dimension.

(c) To provide support for the continuation and strengthening of practical training programmes for broadcasters and journalists from public, private and other media in developing countries

But, as a matter of economic principle, practical diplomacy, and visionary politics, aren't regional free trade areas at least a step in the right direction?

Form a purely practical point of view, one reason is that ensuring global financial stability is an issue on which real progress can be made relatively easily.

In practical terms, the February 20 Eurogroup agreement, which provided a four month extension for loan repayments, offers an important opportunity for progress.

The Second or Inner Order, the Rosae Rubeae et Aureae Crucis (the Ruby Rose and Cross of Gold), taught proper magic, including scrying, astral travel, and alchemy.

The tension about the merit of practical virtuosity started to grow at the same time and intensified in the 19th century, only to remain an open debate since then.

Inquisitors must be invested with the power to cut off funding to transgressors, perhaps even excommunicating them, by barring a scientist from practicing or publishing in the future.

Taking note of the three studies prepared by the independent expert on the right to development and his proposed possible approaches to the operationalization of the right to development,

The long flights convinced the Wrights they had achieved their goal of creating a flying machine of practical utility which they could offer to sell.

Even though people around her expressed scepticism about her ability to drive or even the usefulness of a housewife learning to drive, Shanti pushed on.

The control of climate change is a moral imperative and a practical necessity far too important to be left to politicians, Big Oil, and their media propagandists.

The Koran, far from being inimitable, is a literary work of inferior quality, as it is neither clear, nor understandable, nor does it possess any practical value and is certainly not a revealed book.

First, Iran must halt all enrichment of uranium to 20 purity (a level required for research reactors, but only a short step away, in practical terms, from weapons grade uranium).

But, at the same time, we won t allow science to be reduced to practical utility, because that would destroy its intellectual status, as well as the intellectual status of scientists themselves, and would prevent science from giving explanations.

In practical terms, China s Silk Road project will create a strategic alternative to Western transatlantic structures, with Russia either accepting a role as a permanent junior partner or risking serious conflict with China in Central Asia.

But what happened during the Iraq war demonstrated that no real practical goal such as securing repayment of Iraq's debts or preserving Russian interests in Iraqi oil guided Russia's foreign policy.

Klaus Schwab, the founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum, has said that this year s Davos meeting should be used to solicit commitments in practical help for relief of the continued pain of Haiti s people, and particularly for the reconstruction of Haiti.

But it makes an enormous practical difference that an incumbent ruler can do a lot more future damage to his people than an ex ruler, and therefore should be given no incentive to retaliate.

As a practical matter, efforts to verify, secure, and eventually destroy Syria s huge supply of chemical weapons cannot be implemented without at least a lasting ceasefire.

In practical terms, the endorsement of the judgement delivered on 15 June by Judge Harlin Hale of the Bankruptcy Court of the Northern District of Texas, leaves Mexican firms defenceless against possible seizure of their property outside of Mexico.

Architect Mario Coyula, winner of the National Architecture Prize, argues in the epilogue of this book that the city is the largest and most important form of cultural labor that unites the historical and architectural with everyday practical uses for all social sectors.

Company, of the more than three million graduates churned out by China s universities and colleges every year, less than 10 are suitable for employment with international companies, owing to their deficiencies in practical training and poor English.

If rich country governments thought practically about malaria and recognized that it is a full scale emergency, they could support simple and practical solutions bed nets and timely access to medicine.

On April 30, 2012, King published an article in The Daily Beast calling for rich Americans, including himself, to pay more taxes, citing it as a practical necessity and moral imperative that those who have received much should be obligated to pay ... in the same proportion .