This is not for any politically expedient reasons, as suggested in your editorial, but rather for logistical and practical reasons.
Critics say she has avoided public corruption cases for politically expedient reasons — not least retaining strong support on Beacon Hill.
Maurice Thompson, director of the center, called it a vote "of a small oligarchy" of legislators, "some of whom were switched out at the last minute for politically expedient reasons".
Whether or not the surveillance is undertaken for so-called "worthy" (read: politically expedient) reasons such as preventing another terrorist attack, does not surveillance of all citizens gradually poison the soul of a nation and render us all data collected in government files?
You have to admit, though, sir, that you did this for politically expedient reasons, and really didn't consider the need to help guarantee basic equal rights and the core message that it means for all people by being principled in your choices.
This theory implies that people are choosing alternative health care for expedient reasons: CAM methods are perceived not only as effective, but also as milder and causing less adverse side-effects [ 1, 17, 21]. 2. Determination for more personal involvement in the healing process in order to keep control over own health care decisions.
Unfortunately, he has not so far succeeded in showing that "his shifts were not expedient but reasoned and heartfelt".
Because political and financial reasons made expedient an attack on the monasteries, Cromwell was appointed the King's vicar general with powers to visit and reform all monastic institutions.
It is a list of disappointments which has pushed Koolhaas to concentrate on work elsewhere, and he can't help himself but try to find reasons beyond expedient pragmatism to justify the switch.
Eckhart knows the limits of rational discourse, but also understands that reason is an expedient tool to draw the greenhorns into the realm of higher consciousness.
