Said article provided insight and factoids on everything from choosing a lane (apparently the "express lane" can be more expedient, and something to consider utilizing when only purchasing a few items) to loading the conveyor belt (items such as eggs can be fragile, while plastic bags tend to be flimsy and might need to be "double-bagged" if transporting heavier items long distances).
To determine the OLV range, in which it is expedient to study its impact on the oxidative desulphurisation process.
Only those who have extensively "investigated things to extend knowledge", and who are conversant with the subtle patternings of the human heart and human affairs would be qualified to consider exercising expedient means over simply following the norms.
But for the workforce of interest, it is important to consider the history of outreach practice, public/private work sector balance, workforce size and current distribution, remuneration arrangements, geographical distances and the availability of expedient travel options.
Therefore, we consider it expedient to conduct a study to assess burnout amongst IC physicians and nurses working in adult ICUs and aim to identify independent risk or protective burnout factors.
The new provisions of the New York bill were regarded as expedients to deal with this crisis.
FSB chief Mr Bortnikov said: "Until we know the real reasons for what happened, I consider it expedient to stop Russian flights to Egypt.
Lieber offered an analogy which set the issue out clearly: "When a highway robber asks my purse, and I, being unarmed, consider it expedient to give it, I certainly recognize the robber, it is no more than recognition of a fact".
I consider it expedient to develop a methodological standardisation policy at the level of ISO / Technical Committee 207 on global approaches (EU Directive) to the increased risks of anthropogenic pollution and food safety. .
