Sentence examples for expediency dictates from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, expediency dictates a decision.

Although we would hesitate recommending this place for more than a drink and a snack on the deck, if expediency dictates having a full meal, proceed cautiously and order abstemiously.

Ever the weathervane and party man, (except when expediency dictates he change parties) Coleman spent the better part of his first three years in office voting the party line, and consistently supporting the Bush administration.

Political expediency dictated from overseas prevailed over the principles of monitoring".

Expediency dictated that she leave the country right away, but she waited until her father's death in 1935.

Political expediency dictated the shifting alliances among these regional chiefs, who were no longer representatives of factional politics but were potential rulers of independent states.

It means that clear, honest thinking, not expediency or partisanship, dictated the editorial decisions.

Simons accepted some inequality as "unavoidable or essential for motivation," but said it should be "tolerated only so far as the dictates of expediency are clear".

This interference of the family was dictated by expediency, for in July 1824 the marchese Michele had obtained for Camillo the appointment as personal page to Charles Albert.

Precise connections between geopolitical events and new theological developments provide a fascinating field for speculation, but they are very hard to prove or falsify.Sir Diarmaid's assumption is that Christian doctrine was bent and twisted, and that certain church fathers were airbrushed out of history and then posthumously half-rehabilitated, according to the dictates of imperial expediency.

Years of decisions dictated by political expediency have led to a chronic budget imbalance that threatens our short-term solvency and long-term economic health.