Mr. Gulotta's Republican administration did it with reckless budgeting practices that covered up deficits with gimmickry in order to support a politically expedient regime of inefficient county agencies bloated by patronage, overly generous labor contracts and services the county could ill afford.
Only moderately successful, he found it expedient to support the Roman commune's expansionist policies.
"He was stridently against it until it became politically expedient to support it".
More often for creation and development of TID is expedient to support the available specialization of science and production as cardinal change of a profile of activity can appear very expensive and risky action.
Western diplomats have often observed that previous Egyptian governments facing public doubts at home have found it expedient to rally support by stoking feuds with Washington, which, despite its financial largess, is deeply resented here because of its support for Israel and its invasion of Iraq.
It needs macro-leadership to oversee the transformation of the country's infrastructure to ensure the fair and expedient delivery of support to all individuals residing in Lebanon.
Garnering support would even be more expedient in setting as the one studied here, where states wield power over reforms.
(From then on, Steinberg supported them financially — his usual expedient in relationships whose emotional tugs imperilled his self-absorption.
Well, as a non-expert, I have managed to make a small profit through the simple expedient of backing against everything the pundits say, having supported Denmark at 11-2 to beat Holland, and Greece to beat Russia at 5-1, to name just two no-hope bets.
Elizabeth L. Volz, president of the state chapter of the National Organization for Women, said Mr. Schundler's talk of consensus building seemed politically expedient, given polls showing support for abortion rights.
