Sentence examples similar to exigency occurs from inspiring English sources
"The nature of the presidency is you lay plans and you pursue them knowing that there are going to be exigencies that occur," said David Axelrod, the president's senior adviser.
I didn't think I could carry out both my teaching and union responsibilities well -- particularly whether I could be present for my students and classes given all the emergencies and exigencies that occur daily in New York City.
When a reorganization or closing occurs in a situation of Institute-wide financial exigency, tenure may be terminated, but only if such termination is a component of a comprehensive program adopted by the Institute in the exercise of its judgment to resolve the financial peril that includes other measures reasonably fashioned to achieve that goal.
p215 No person could bring goods into his jurisdiction without his license; if they were brought he had only to declare that "an exigency of government" had occurred rendering it necessary that the king's commissary, his right hand man, should be the purchaser, after which "operation" they would become part and parcel of his own stock in trade.
The practice is founded in wisdom and sound policy, as it immediately provides for an exigency, which may well be expected to occur at any time; and prevents the choice from being influenced by temporary excitements or intrigues, arising from the actual existence of a vacancy.
His earlier concerns were overridden by exigency.
§ 825.126 Leave because of a qualifying exigency.
Pace supported this approach, as an exigency of war.
