expedient sentence examples

• Also to refuse or cancel any entries, to postpone or abandon the show and relax conditions as the society may deem expedient.
• The executor decided that lodging with mrs faulkner would provide a temporary expedient.
• Expedient manner.
• The re-use of existing sites would be politically expedient.
• Expedient to proceed with the life-saving apparatus.
• When sanctions were deemed expedient to fulfill u.s. foreign policy goals, they were touted by u.s. officials as indispensable.
• Expedient in connection with the designation.
• Given the warnings it would seem expedient to determine its current status.
• Web service security is taken care of by the simple expedient of being able to expose service points over ssl.
• Expedient solution will be required.
• Expedient to do so.
• The court of session, having made any modifications it thinks expedient, makes an act of sederunt embodying the rules.
• Expedient in the interests of the charity?
• But if some boy was standing still and showing no sign of life, he would adopt any expedient to get his attention.
• Where there are special concessions made by rich countries to poorer ones, these are usually little more than short-term expedients.
• It may seem politically expedient to ignore such a problem.
• For smaller amounts, a single signatory shall suffice where the steering group considers this expedient.
• The earlier spiritualism was founded upon facts in nature, which did not need the desperate expedient of a miracle to explain.
• It is considered expedient therefore to include these sites within the development opportunity area.
• The committee may from time to time, make, repeal or amend any regulation thought expedient for the clubs benefit.

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