In the end, Allawi writes, Iraq's politicians made "expedient or wild promises that took no notice of the prevailing conditions of insecurity, administrative chaos and dysfunctional government".
Because political and financial reasons made expedient an attack on the monasteries, Cromwell was appointed the King's vicar general with powers to visit and reform all monastic institutions.
Rather, she has begun to act like any other politician: single-mindedly pursuing an agenda, making expedient decisions with one eye on electoral politics, the other on kingmakers in Naypyidaw and the domestic political economy.
Since the terminal Pleistocene, people carried reliable polished axes for a variety of activities and made expedient use of locally abundant river pebbles, while smaller nodules were located and carried as mobile toolkits to facilitate longer distance hunting and collecting excursions.
Additionally, these same organizations that demonstrate a high level of character are eight times more animated by long-term goals, six times more resilient, and eight times more efficient at making expedient, effective and values-based decisions.
The assessment of on-target drug effects and the timely detection of the development of resistance are key components in the personalization of treatment, in order to make expedient, appropriate changes in treatment regimes.
This makes it expedient for high risk individuals with knowledge of their underlying health conditions to enroll/renew their membership to avoid paying out-of-pocket the high cost of healthcare any time they visit a health facility.
Nobody even considered changing the rules for them when their circumstances would have made it expedient".
Let's be careful not to simply make politically expedient decisions.
He conducted his often lonely mission in the name of Christian morality while many others made an expedient peace with the Nazis.
