The general contended that in Vietnam the American forces' record of "achievements was remarkable: the mammoth logistical buildup, various tactical expedients and innovations, the advisory effort, civic action programs".
Thomsen's commitment to the Nazi war effort is haphazard and expedient: "We were obstruktiv Mitlaufere.
It was seen as expedient to enlist them in an effort to heighten tax compliance.
The current effort also is politically expedient, in light of attacks from conservative politicians over the Fed's response to the financial crisis and subsequent efforts to revive the pace of growth.
Though CondNet and CBS may be just two of those advancing the cross-pollination between television and digital media companies, their early efforts represent the most expedient paths.
Moreover, when the macroscopic characteristics of the stones resemble those of bezoar material, it is expedient that surgeons allocate more time and effort to detecting and ligating the possible fistula.
To make it happen, Democratic lawmakers and Gov. Mitt Romney, a Republican, made an expedient choice, deferring until another day any serious effort to control the state's runaway health costs.
Here efforts have focused on a two-locus rather than a three or more locus approach because it is simply the most expedient system to use requiring less cost and effort with the desired results.
This effort lays the foundation for the expedient construction of curated metabolic models for organisms that, while not being the target of comprehensive research, have a sequenced genome and are related to an organism with a curated metabolic model.
Labeling can be used either to inform or to deceive the consumer, and manufacturers, in their sales efforts, are often tempted by the latter expedient.
