Sentence examples for expedient for them from inspiring English sources

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

You have to get your cause made a first class measure; you have to make the situation in the country so urgent and so pressing that it has become politically dangerous for the government to neglect that question any longer, so politically expedient for them to do it that they realise they cannot present themselves to the country at the next general election unless it has been done.

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.

But if the public interest can be in any way promoted by the taking of private property, it must rest in the wisdom of the legislature to determine whether the benefit to the public will be of sufficient importance to render it expedient for them to exercise the right of eminent domain, and to authorize an interference with the private rights of individuals for that purpose.

It isn't expedient for them to discuss time periods that are much longer than election cycles, but that longer term trend tells a very clear story, one of declining comparative dominance in many areas of society and of the need to implement major changes.

3. The campaign for community based care should be sustained as there are those whose actions subvert such efforts not because they do not understand or believe in the efficacy of the community based approach to OVC care but because it is expedient for them to do so.

Often hidden options are a simple expedient for companies and cause no harm to them or their customers.

This goes to show it's not "us" versus "them," although this framing may be politically expedient for some.

As many others have noted, in times of economic distress, it is often expedient for politicians to distract the people most affected by offering them a target for anger, when the real blame should go to policies that continue to favor a small, wealthy elite– a trend growing, not declining, in our current lives, as Robert Reich has explored in these pages.

15 It will however as a rule be expedient for the prosecution to employ massed arguments, and for the accused to refute them in detail.

David Stockman has said that it is sometimes expedient for the government to provide certain social services but no one should consider that he is "entitled" to them.