Sentence examples similar to considering the exigency from inspiring English sources
Writing in this magazine last year, Ryan Lizza traced Paul's incomplete journey from an idea-driven libertarian — he once supported the legalization of all drugs, and argued that a free society should tolerate "unofficial, private discrimination" — to an elected politician more willing to consider the exigencies of party loyalty.
It was considered the oxygen exigencies of each microorganism (C. albicans - aerobiosis, S. mitis and S. sanguis microaerophilie and F. nucleatum and P. gingivalis anaerobiosis) to choose bacteria growth conditions.
Afroeuropean authors consider the demands and exigencies associated with life in Europe, while also revealing the multiple ways in which identities are necessarily being redefined.
(1) In determining whether exigencies of military duty caused the absence of the member, the commander at the level designated by the Service concerned shall consider the definition of "exigencies of military duty" (as defined in 32 CFR part 112.3(d)).
It was one thing to consider the pressures and exigencies facing characters in my book.
In the case of Mr. Ahmed, Judge Kessler agreed to consider hearsay "because of the exigencies of the circumstances".
If you are completing the WH-384 form for a qualifying exigency, you will be required to list the exigency that you believe applies to your situation.
Authors debate whether this sacrifice may be all-things-considered morally justified, given the exigencies of transitional societies (Mendez 1997, Dwyer 1999, Greenawalt 2000).
Given that this announcement was made after the exigency arose, it could not have created the exigency.
They claim in the exigency of the moment they were doing the best they could.
