Locating sewage treatment plants, power plants, coal mines, intensive truck traffic for hauling products and waste in her community may be expedient, but now she and her child are paying for that expediency in ways that the folks who benefit from those decisions do not.
This fragmentation may be expedient in Washington, Ottawa and Berlin, where the immediate imperative is to preserve jobs.
Using immigration as a fallback position in lieu of our criminal justice system may be expedient, but it inevitably amounts to denial of due process.
Elementary analysis leads to the conclusion that there is only a single frequency spectrum; in the particular case of the simply supported beam the "two frequency spectra" viewpoint may be expedient as a device to compute frequencies but does not serve otherwise to explain the complex, dynamical behavior of Timoshenko beams.
'Finally, to pass all such ordinances, not inconsistent with the provisions of this charter or of the laws of the state, as may be expedient in maintaining the peace, good government, health, and welfare of the city, its trade, commerce, and manufactures, and to enforce the same by fines and penalties not exceeding $500, and by forfeitures not exceeding $1,000.
For this purpose, it may be expedient to apply modern philosophical theories emphasizing the social aspect of knowledge creation in foresight.
A mid-term move to another post may well be expedient.
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.
It may also be expedient for the Treasury, which has only $20 billion left from the first $350 billion tranche of the TARP Congress is yet to release the second half since the new approach rests primarily on insurance, not hard cash.But is it the right approach?
The embargo may be legally expedient too.
In other words, piecemeal legislation may be politically expedient, but it won't necessarily be effective.
