He was unconcerned for his personal position, and regardless of the impact upon the imperial system, he determined to put the national interest ahead of any potential harm caused by such expediencies.
So collecting such information for expediency, they say, could increase the risks of serious identity theft.
He wanted to entertain but his novels were also infused with a deep social awareness, exploring issues such as political expediency, alcoholism, mental illness, class and our national heritage.
Islamic law, the Sharīʿah, is the primary source of legislation, but the actual promulgation of legislation and implementation of policy is often mitigated by more mundane factors, such as political expediency, the inner politics of the ruling family, and the influence of intertribal politics, which remain strong in the modern kingdom.
We estimate the total antiparticle mass contained within the Earth's magnetosphere to assess the expediency of such usage.
But, it seems, time and political expediency heal such wounds.
Tagore hoped that the East might temper the machinelike nature of modern civilization, "substituting the human heart for cold expediency," but despite such lofty posturing, India had become a sort of cautionary tale for China, a country of humiliated British slaves.
Through GIS-functionality, planners are able to evaluate a range of reasonably good solutions (i.e., from an ecological perspective), in the context of other considerations, such as economics or political expediency.
Other factors such as historical demand, political expediency, consumer demand, and practitioner enthusiasm may also be considered in the decision to incorporate CAM into a health insurance policy [ 1, 4, 5].
