The Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges, issued on July 7, 1438 by King Charles VII of France, limited the authority of the pope over the Church within France.

New Zealand does have some specific legislation within its insolvency law, which is principally based on providing a legislative sanction for the pragmatic practices used in other countries as mentioned above.

Let us be pragmatic.

This Bill will be forwarded for presidential sanction.

A pragmatic approach was required.

Barcelona were given 10 days to appeal the sanction.

There is no legal sanction behind such an act.

There are as well pragmatic considerations.

Both had previously been pragmatic men.

Obama s approach is self avowedly pragmatic.

A. Saudi Arabia can be pragmatic

Sectarianization became the pragmatic thing to do.

Gorbachev refused to sanction the use of force to put down demonstrations.

The final sanction is now in the hands of President Dilma Rousseff.

Imagination, vision, and pragmatic perseverance will be necessary.

For understandable reasons, many defenders of Obama s decision to ban torture are attempting to answer Cheney s pragmatic view with an equally pragmatic counter narrative.

The alternative view is more pragmatic and rules based.

The plans are illustrative of Myanmar s pragmatic new outlook.

Both favor diagnostic, pragmatic, experimental, and context specific strategies.

A pragmatic approach should be taken in that respect.

Jean Monnet, who inspired the project, was pragmatic and daring.

We use it in a pretty pragmatic way, to be honest.

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

The UN sanction vote was also heavily influenced by another small country with a Weltpolitik Israel.

However, it is almost certainly true that in some cases the sanction was simply too light.

It prohibits the use of synthetic chemical pesticides, with some pragmatic exceptions.

It is an understandable, pragmatic suggestion but not necessarily a good one.

But this doesn t preclude practical and pragmatic co operation in numerous areas.

As one of his supporters put it, he is a pragmatic idealist.

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

Municipalities have rarely used police or other available resources to prevent or sanction illegal occupation of property.

At times actions, which have no religious sanction, are justified on the basis of tenets of Islam.

Such contracts and instruments do not have the sanction of the law and thus have no standing.

So, for now, East Asians should be very pragmatic about institutionalizing regional affairs.

On the moratorium, we remained pragmatic and built a strong European foreign policy.

But wise leaders are necessarily pragmatic, because messy reality demands compromise and accommodation.

So far, both al Nahda and the PJD have taken a pragmatic stance.

Have We sent down any sanction which provides support to their associating others with Allah in His Divinity ?

Have We sent down any sanction which provides support to their associating others with Allah in His Divinity ?

Once elected, Lula governed from the pragmatic left, continuing the prior administration s core policies.

There is a powerful pragmatic argument against Machiavellianism, as well as a principled one.

Even progressive governments feel more comfortable today with pragmatic alternatives and less ideological agendas.

The fact that religious leaders condone and sanction it in many societies owes more to custom and tradition than doctrine.

Thus, in violation of articles 4 and 6 of the Convention, no sanction can ever be imposed on Mr. Andreasen.

Europe does not need a debate between austerity and growth it needs to be pragmatic.