Sentence examples for expedient for him from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron is apparently forced to target pigeons because it is no longer expedient for him to pursue his real passion – more of a passion, probably, than the dull, compromised world of politics – of deer-stalking.

"One of our major goals is for Tester to get the message that it's not going to be politically expedient for him to be raising immigration as a campaign issue".

"Had Josh Mandel truly been concerned with protecting retirees and taxpayers from fraud, he would have taken the initiative to act more than a year ago -- not when it became politically expedient for him to do so".

What is politically expedient for them may not be in your best interest.

Adam delivered similar advice on his blog, where he said you should 'be the type of person who paints behind the refrigerator.' My corollary to this is that you should surround yourself with people who try to do the right thing, especially when it isn't easy or politically expedient for them.

It provides: "If...the Security Council of the United Nations call upon His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom to apply any measures to give effect to any decision of that Council, His Majesty may by Order in Council make such provision as appears to Him necessary or expedient for enabling those measures to be effectively applied... .....

Rather, it has been all too expedient for Israel's prime minister to hide behind the limitations of maneuver that his existing coalition imposes on him.

Was it merely expedient for the drama?

That would be politically expedient for the Obama administration.

And it happens to be extremely expedient for any politician with the will to use it.

"My criticism of career politicians is that they always do what's expedient for their career.