Sentence examples for expedient accommodations from inspiring English sources
And all bow before the memory of the one among us who believed most ardently in the power of ideas and who, indeed, made of his own ideas a force that, more than once, undermined our certitudes, exposed facile consolations and expedient accommodations, and, yes, managed to change, a bit, the order of things.
The issue of Jerusalem was on the negotiating agenda, and the Holy See was determined to press its interests in the city.But John Paul's comportment in the Jewish state seemed to signify more than just an expedient accommodation.
But for all the talk by Iraqi government officials about breaking the back of the militias, and the militants' bluster about defending their turf, it was clear that the two sides had much to lose if they were unable to reach an accommodation, however temporary or expedient.
If it appears to the Minister to be "necessary or expedient... in the interests of public security, or for the accommodation of any security forces", he or she may take possession of any land or building (or part of a building) in a security area.
His going became expedient.
However politically expedient, Palestinian and Muslim leaders must desist from the incitement against Israel and the delegitimisation of the Jewish people's connection to the land, if there is ever to be any political accommodation between the two sides.
This expedient is hardly unprecedented.
Bill Clinton did what was expedient.
The embargo may be legally expedient too.
