Sentence examples for expedient management from inspiring English sources

Despite the risk of adverse outcomes, a universal method for the safe, expedient management of retained Plastibell rings has not been described.

Explanations for the intractability of antibiotic overuse for acute bronchitis include diagnostic uncertainty regarding the presence of alternative antibiotic-responsive illnesses (e.g., pneumonia), patient expectations in a societal context of consumer-oriented medicine and waning professional sovereignty among physicians, and time demands that favor expedient management decisions [ 20, 21].

Expedient started out as meaning "suitable, fit"; Shakespeare wrote that "expedient manage must be made" and "with all expedient duty".

In such cultures, employees often have tacit, if not explicit, approval to deploy the most expedient information management solution to the exclusion of more secure but less convenient alternatives.

Rapidly growing NTM (RGNTM) endophthalmitis should be considered in the differential diagnosis of refractory anterior chamber and vitreous inflammation, as expedient identification and management is necessary to prevent poor visual outcomes.

This happens when we borrow time by making an expedient short term management decision, which we then have to pay back--with interest--later on.

Categories of work break down into disaster assessment, volunteer management, debris removal and expedient home repair.

This was against the UCI's own rules but the management of the sport thought it expedient to have any winner, rather than have another cycling 'drug cheat' story across the newspapers.

These have been summarised in general strategic suggestions and specific management recommendations, emphasising the importance of expedient disease-modifying antirheumatic drug implementation and tight disease control.

Former news editor James Weatherup, who has also pleaded guilty, said via his barrister that hacking was "endemic" on the paper and "condoned and encouraged by very senior management at the News of the World" for the "expedient reason" that it was cheaper than launching full investigations.

While hiring native employees to staff foreign operations is politically expedient and often mandated by government contracts, the decision is also good management, Mr. Durando said.