Machines are also more expedient data processors.
However it is also the result of expedient posturing by state politicians who have little interest in foreign affairs.
Taxing its profits is an even more effective expedient, especially since state ownership can make those profits disappear.
It keeps other fuels, such as diesel, artificially cheap by the simple expedient of stopping state oil companies from raising their prices.
While support for ethanol may be politically expedient in a state that produces about a third of the ethanol in the United States more than any other state many experts warn that mandates for ethanol could lead to higher fuel and food prices without doing much to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions and improve energy security.
He considered international agreements to be binding only insofar as it was expedient for the state.
What, then, of the expedient justifiers of state action who defend unchecked surveillance upheld by secret laws in the name of safety?
As Baron Alderson put the matter, "we deem it to be expedient and necessary to state explicitly the rule which... the jury [ought] to be governed by..
According to one view, those controls were a purely wartime expedient, but, given the state of the evidence, that charitable view is an abuse of the argument from silence; in any case, a prewar inscription does in fact attest a 10 percent tax on shipping from the Black Sea.
ALDERSON, B. We think that there ought to be a new trial in this case; but, in so doing, we deem it to be expedient and necessary to state explicitly the rule which the Judge, at the next trial, ought, in our opinion, to direct the jury to be governed by when they estimate the damages.
