But, even after this year's election victory, these are not politically or economically expedient times for tax cuts, while today's no-go departmental areas are very different from the past too.
Although Crocker Snyder has referenced my case as a reason for her change of heart about the death penalty it comes at a politically expedient time, and I don't trust that.
"I think it's expedient at this time for Charles Taylor to sacrifice," he said of his departure.
The reason the Federal Defense of Marriage Act was signed into law is because it was politically expedient at the time for Clinton to sign it into law.
This time, whether due to pressure from local sympathizers in Marw or as an expedient way to gain time for Asad to arrive, Asim agreed to a truce with Harith, in which he also promised to support Harith's demands against the Caliph.
Complete substitution of diesel with hydrogen may not be expedient for the time being but the potential use of hydrogen in a diesel engine in dual fuel mode is possible.
Then there is always the time-proven expedient of working for a living -- making useful products, creating new businesses and providing useful services to businesses and individuals.
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.
Depopulation is a longstanding Israeli expedient, used sometimes for grand strategic purposes, as in the 1948 war in Palestine, and at other times for less grandiose aims, but no less painfully, as in Lebanon in the 1978 , 1982and 1996 invasions.
The oral route is the major expedient route for drug administration.
The empirical equation can be used as an expedient tool for characterizing airfield matting behavior.
