Sentence examples for consideration of expediency from inspiring English sources
A good representative of the first camp is the religious historian and educator R. H. Tawney: "The essence of all morality is this: to believe that every human being is of infinite importance, and therefore that no consideration of expediency can justify the oppression of one by another.
This tendency toward general education did not stem only from considerations of political expediency; it stemmed also from the desire to improve the world through education making all areas of life orderly and subordinate to rational leadership.
This bill is a shocking example of legislation driven by political expediency with no consideration of the human costs, or data to guide the decision-making.
The whiff of malfeasance, of expediency, breaks the unspoken covenant.
It was totally out of expediency.
Others see it as the triumph of expediency over principle.
At times, his language is just a matter of expediency.
But that smacks of expediency being allowed to trump principle.
For reasons of expediency, Mr Rafsanjani is a liberaliser, and he is good at clearing logjams.
The pattern of behaviour speaks of something deeper than the demands of expediency.
