Sentence examples for expediency to avoid from inspiring English sources

"Coles does not believe that it has contravened any law but has paid the ACCC fines as a matter of practical expediency to avoid a lengthy and costly legal action in defending our position," said a Coles spokesperson.

"In retrospect, I suppose it was expediency, namely to avoid a hoedown on the court.

Though the British government, hoping for expediency and to avoid embarrassment, wished the Dominions to accept the actions of the home government, the Dominions held that Edward's abdication required the consent of each Commonwealth state.

White House aides said the message the president's acknowledgment conveyed to them was to avoid political expediency.

And is there more than a little expediency to South Africa's adulation of the athlete?

In 1989, Khomeini stopped urging Iranians to spread the revolution, and called instead for expediency to preserve its gains.

We don't want expediency to overwhelm journalism".

This transformation will align antibody diagnostics with already consolidated biochemistry and immunoassay methods, with noticeable advantages in terms of both diagnostic accuracy and expediency, to great clinical benefit.

In addition, stated intent may be distorted to reflect the desire of expediency based on avoiding IRB review or based on journal requirements for IRB review.

His crime is expediency, willing to do whatever is necessary to survive.

Idealism fades to expediency, which fades to corruption.