The ambitious missionary, descendent of the conquistadors, is guided by the great god Expediency, and the disposable envoys are stitched up in all directions.
All these sources of bias serve to reduce the number of confirmed failures which, given greater testing efficiency, expediency, and broader inspection mandates, would be expected.
"I love great service and expediency," says Charlton, which is why she shops at many of London's celebrated high-end department stores.
This transformation will align antibody diagnostics with already consolidated biochemistry and immunoassay methods, with noticeable advantages in terms of both diagnostic accuracy and expediency, to great clinical benefit.
I am way on the civil liberties side of this thing…I anguish a lot over the decisions we make in terms of how we keep this country safe, and I am not interested in overdrawing the values that have made us an exceptional and great nation simply for expediency.
"I am not interested in overthrowing the values that have made us an exceptional and great nation simply for expediency," Obama added.
It could be that just as victims of tragedy find it hard to accept that their suffering is random and purposeless, voters find it intolerable that so many of the petty, shortsighted moves by elected officials have no greater meaning than small-time expediency".
More pressingly, by dismissing the basic issues of transparency and accountability in countries like Singapore in favor of political expediency, you risk creating greater problems for the global economy in the future.
But violence, like expediency, is antithetical to great bread.
Ever since the 2006 World Health Report advocated increased community participation and the systematic delegation of tasks to less-specialized cadres, there has been a great deal of debate about the expediency, efficacy and modalities of task shifting.
