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Idealistically, United would have to secure Champions League football and a worthy trophy to make Pogba consider a new contract.

Many thought Joe was idealistically inclined, more left than right, but I don't think he had any strong ideology to support it.

If we want to become the land of opportunity that we idealistically aspire to be, we need to support social and economic policies and legal frameworks that benefit all of us.

"Idealistically, I was kind of hoping I could get two and that would put me in contention but that was a little bit of a pipe dream in the end.

Quite idealistically (something I believe we need in these pragmatic times), the guidelines aim to promote the choice of candidates who will more likely contribute to bringing about true transformational change in our country.

Idealistically, Vine Delora, Jr., promoted a coalition of civil rights progressives of diverse nature--Native American rural, traditional and urban recognized even occasional, unrecognized groups: African Americans, Hispanics, Pacific Islanders, Asians, women, the disabled, poor whites and even the LGBTQ community as all having a valid need for inclusion and mutual respect.

I miss her energy, her enthusiasm, her way of idealistically looking at the world even till the end.

For example, predictable schedules also mean predictable wages, and idealistically, a happy and healthy workforce is an asset to any company.<br />As major provisions of this law take effect this summer, we highly encourage employers to reach out to counsel to finalize any updates to policies, procedures and training, and to clarify any remaining questions.<br />Heather Fossity is an attorney at Barran Liebman LLP.

Sports was the place, at least idealistically, that fit the American Dream, where the scoreboard guaranteed fairness.

(9) It appears that the joys of Black Panther's idealistically Afro-centric, Afro-futuristic vision are vastly outweighing any frustrations at how the film at times may fall short of that vision.