Sentence examples for of the exigency from inspiring English sources
Our methodology is general, but we focus on the specific case study of influenza, because of the exigency of the current pandemic and because information about seasonal flu is available.
In the case of Mr. Ahmed, Judge Kessler agreed to consider hearsay "because of the exigencies of the circumstances".
Largely because of the exigencies of war, those who died on the battlefield were traditionally not entitled to standard rites.
A museum official explained that this was partly because of the exigencies of the move and the recent completion of a modernized archive.
And others have had it unexpectedly thrust upon them, in some cases because of the exigencies of the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition.
Because of the exigencies of the fighting, the rival Nationalists and Communists demanded much more from populations under their control than had traditionally been the case, yet at the same time leaders were expected to provide more in return.
Like Rabe, Shawn's relationship with the off-Broadway world's most visible patriarch yielded a great understanding of the exigencies of how the American theatre works — and how to subvert it.
Born of the exigencies of war and sustained through the 1920s by government tariffs, South African manufacturing industry exploded in the 1930s, especially in the boom years that followed the country's departure from the gold standard in 1933.
"Renegotiation" is actually official Tory policy though Mr Cameron's enthusiasm for it has waned in office, in part because of the exigencies of coalition with the Euro-friendly Liberal Democrats.
In the absence of plausible policy specifics, a coherent philosophy, a regard for nuance, or an acknowledgment of the exigencies of governance, this ritual seemed an end in itself.
This is the worst of all halfway houses, given that it is fundamentally unfair for two people who have committed the same offence to be given completely different sentences simply because of the exigencies of overcrowding.
