A spokesman for former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush accused Clinton on Wednesday of "putting political expediency ahead of doing what's right," noting she had opposed easing restrictions against Cuba in her 2000 Senate and 2008 presidential campaigns.
Tariffs are often established on the basis of political expediency and do not reflect the economic cost of supply.
EXPEDIENCY As the English word is used in today's newswords being filed out of seething Tehran, expediency does not offer us an easy way out.
A non-contrast CT scan was obtained in our patient for the sake of expediency as we did not feel a 2-h delay (the standard requirement for contrast CT scans at our institution) would be appropriate for a patient with a potentially perforated ulcer with significant tachycardia and hypoxia.
The law, which goes into effect in August, is by far the most controversial piece of legislation passed by the Council under the Bloomberg administration, which vehemently opposed the law, arguing that it was borne out of political expediency and would do little to stop lead poisoning.
Virakta Tontadarya, Gummalapura Siddhalinga, Swatantra Siddhalingeshwara (1560) and Ghanalingideva (1560) are some well-known vachana poets who tried to recreate the glory days of the early poets, though the socio-political expediency did not exist.
His crime is expediency, willing to do whatever is necessary to survive.
Like many of this remarkably multinational, multi-ethnic side, he must speak in his second language, thus Lawrence really opens Vieira up to us when she writes about what he did – the simple expediency of arranging social events and dinners not just among teammates but with their wives and partners too.
I think that people can see the political expediency of the U-turn".
Insulin preparations may be classified based on their duration of action and expediency of onset.
