Sentence examples for as expediency from inspiring English sources

Maslahat is often translated as expediency, or self-interest.

Until a few days ago he held a strong hand, having the potential to be Corbyn's protector or assassin as expediency demands.

Nobody knows for sure if the head of the Expediency Council, an old revolutionary named Rafsanjani, is a potential dealmaker or a Supreme Has-Been, but language mavens know that his council has a problem with the English translation of the key word in its name: in Farsi it is maslehat (does not rhyme with mazel tov) as "expediency".

Obama's lack of specificity on health reform and his willingness to defer to Congress could be seen as expediency, or as more Rorschach Politics.

Measurement of intrinsic clearance by substrate depletion is favored over metabolite formation kinetics for routine assay, reflecting a need for pathway inclusivity as well as expediency (Obach and Reed-Hagen 2002; Komura et al. 2005; Mohutsky et al. 2006; Soars et al. 2007a).

The Tories and the Murdochs have been driven closer by political and commercial expediency, as well as ideological conviction, and those ties are further cemented at social occasions.

On November 10th the state announced that income taxes, corporation taxes and sales taxes were falling below expectations.It is for reasons of political expediency, as well as the suddenness of the collapse in revenues, that governors and mayors are moving so quickly now.

Eric, out of expediency as much as compassion, gets Rey's wounds fixed by one person still worthy of the epithet "human" – a doctor (Susan Prior) who has opted out of society to tend to stray dogs, which she keeps locked up because people keep trying to eat them.

Merchants enthusiastically pitch salmon to one other, as much for the crowds as for expediency.

To some Italians, the American eagerness to rely on science and, more precisely, a mutual recognition of domestic research and testing, is based as much on expediency as reason.

But through it all, Americans never surrendered their liberty to military generals for the sake of expediency, as has occurred in Egypt.