Sentence examples for expedient to this from inspiring English sources

Then their curriculum must be expedient to this goal [ 3, 4].

"He clearly feels the climate is ripe for this – his predecessors [Michael Bloomberg and Rudy Giuliani] didn't judge it expedient to cross this line in the past".

"Given our long partnership, we felt it was much more expedient to settle this audit".

It is politically expedient to tackle this area; it fits the scroungers and skivers agenda".

While it is often most expedient to link this process to a number -- frequently a dollar amount -- the reality is that there are complexities associated with success that require us to be more nuanced in our thinking.

It is therefore expedient to address this gap, with the aim of providing preliminary data that could influence the prevention and management of PE and PIH in Ghana.

The Conference of Presidents thought it far more sensible, intelligent and politically expedient to do this on 29 May in Brussels.

If James Murdoch does not have control over the company's key executives, or the autonomy or desire to fire them when it is expedient to do so, then this is likely to have a much more profound and far-reaching impact on how News Corp is run globally in the future than the immediate international ramifications of the phone-hacking case.

This is expedient to let the players distinguish a capacity C k that is lower/upper than R k only by knowing their own coalition's payoff.

Despite this, it remains politically expedient to cast aspersions that America is your enemy's friend while, simultaneously, discreetly courting Washington as an ally.

For this purpose, it is expedient to use a larger variety of mass media.