If that is the politically expedient solution, the president may well conclude, so be it.
"With this expedient solution," he said, "in one fell swoop many interventions will be prevented".
The clinicians facing this web of complexity determined that referral to the emergency department, and subsequent admission to hospital, was the most expedient solution to address the patient's health problems.
While he said he thought spending caps were the most expedient solution, he said he was simply looking for an approach that could lead to a debt-limit increase and deficit controls.
In terms of commanding troops in Afghanistan, doesn't it just show that he is an efficient manager who knows how to find the most expedient solutions for the problems confronting him?
The system was an expedient solution on several levels: it provided a fundraising mechanism for the federal government, minimised conflict over land claims and helped realise the aspiration of its sponsor, Thomas Jefferson, that the US should be a nation of small landowning farmers.
From a purely construction-cost perspective, heightening Lower Tisza levees is potentially the most cost-effective and politically expedient solution (i.e., impacts the least number of people).
The council arrived at an expedient solution, though one with troubling longer-term implications.
Correa's Ismaili Centre, meanwhile, had long been planned for the Toronto site, and the sale of an adjacent plot of land in 2002 provided an expedient solution to house the museum.
The reality is the Lions have come up with an expedient solution to a practical problem.
