Sentence examples similar to on grounds of expedience from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baugh, the lawyer for Mr. al-'Owhali, said he would oppose any attempt to join the cases on the grounds of expedience or efficiency.

The shifting of the risk of loss to private resources is not sought to be supported on grounds of mere prudence or expedience but on the view that the public welfare requires the project to move ahead despite impossibility of more complete loss prevention.

Both were dismissed on grounds of disloyalty.

Ms. Nelson sued on grounds of sex discrimination.

This was on grounds of expense.

Without virtue, participation was to be valued on the basis of expedience.

In fact, the clause was integral to the 14th Amendment's promise to extend the protections of the Bill of Rights to all Americans--and it was intended as a guarantee that the rights of citizenship would not be taken away from members of future generations on the grounds of animus or political expedience.

All right, some of the football was more utilitarian than aesthetic, and style was occasionally sacrificed on the altar of expedience, but so what?

The standard approaches to these problems of inconsistency are, by and large, ones of expedience.

The fresco probably came to replace the tomb (rather than serving as a place marker for it) for reasons of expedience and frugality, although on these points there is little documentary evidence.

Mr. Callaghan became prime minister in 1976, but by only the slimmest of margins, his power dependent on an uneasy alliance of expedience with the Liberal Democratic Party.