FSB chief Mr Bortnikov said: "Until we know the real reasons for what happened, I consider it expedient to stop Russian flights to Egypt.
Lieber offered an analogy which set the issue out clearly: "When a highway robber asks my purse, and I, being unarmed, consider it expedient to give it, I certainly recognize the robber, it is no more than recognition of a fact".
And whether you consider it expedient art or internet trolling, this won't be the last time we see a dude wearing a dress set on riling the masses.
Therefore, we consider it expedient to conduct a study to assess burnout amongst IC physicians and nurses working in adult ICUs and aim to identify independent risk or protective burnout factors.
I consider it expedient to develop a methodological standardisation policy at the level of ISO / Technical Committee 207 on global approaches (EU Directive) to the increased risks of anthropogenic pollution and food safety. .
And when we won in a landslide, we sent a strong message to Albany: our famously complacent NY Senators could no longer consider it politically expedient to vote against our basic civil rights.
In doing so, the Government must merely satisfy the court that there is a factual basis on which Parliament has considered it "necessary or expedient" to restrict one's individual right to freedom of speech, assembly or association.
Parliament may by law impose restrictions on the right as it considers necessary or expedient in the interest of the security of Singapore, friendly relations with other countries, public order or morality, and restrictions designed to protect the privileges of Parliament or to provide against contempt of court, defamation or incitement to any offence.
However, for sustainable health development, it was considered politically expedient to stress the simultaneous development of its own national health workforce.
If that suggests any political cynicism on his part, Mr. Bloomberg offers what he considers an expedient view.
