It's whatever is convenient.
The word of God means whatever is convenient at the time.
"Whatever is convenient to do in the occupied territories, Israel does without concern for international legal norms".
I've missed that kind of television togetherness, which has largely vanished in the era of DVRs and video on demand; even if you're watching something that a friend is watching, too, there's a very good chance you've time-shifted it to whatever's convenient rather than when it was on the air.
The phrases themselves have no meaning, so DPS, especially Tom Boasberg and Michael Bennet, can fill in the blanks with whatever is convenient to them at the moment.
That could be as simple as a pad of paper, a notebook, a spreadsheet in your computer, or whatever is convenient and works for you.
Whether it was a 30-minute or 2-mile walk at light intensity or a 20-minute power-packed sweat sesh, keep a log in a notebook, on a calendar, or whatever is convenient to refer to.
"I don't expect that President-elect Trump will follow exactly our blueprint, but my hope is that he does not simply take a realpolitik approach and suggest that if we just cut some deals with Russia … [or] just do whatever's convenient," Obama said.
Trump has a way of saying whatever is convenient for him at any given moment — for instance, telling the New York Times interviewers their newspaper is a national treasure after excoriating the same publication in front of his foaming-at-the-mouth supporters during the campaign.
"My hope is that he does not simply take a realpolitik approach and suggest that, you know, if we just cut some deals with Russia, even if it hurts people or even if it violates international norms, or even if it leaves smaller countries vulnerable or creates long-term problems in regions like Syria, that we just do whatever is convenient," Obama said of Trump.
