Sentence examples for expedient negotiations from inspiring English sources
In a city-state originating in forgivably expedient negotiations with Mussolini, at the heart of Rome, biretta-topped cardinals -- caretakers of 1 billion Catholics with the recent resignation of Benedict XVI -- gather to mysteriously elect the next Bishop of Rome.
On Tuesday the finance minister, who detailed the drive in a letter to eurozone leaders, said he hoped the EU would wrap up negotiations over a second rescue package of emergency loans – now deemed expedient if Athens is to stave off economic collapse – by the end of August, before it receives its next tranche of emergency aid on 15 September.
While it may have been politically expedient, candidate – and now President – Trump was absolutely wrong when he said that "trade reform and the negotiation of great trade deals is the quickest way to bring our jobs back to our country".
His going became expedient.
This expedient is hardly unprecedented.
Bill Clinton did what was expedient.
There's only expedient exaggeration".
The embargo may be legally expedient too.
She does whatever is politically expedient".
