expedience การใช้

• Member states should stop allowing political expedience to dictate WHO policy.
• The court must be an instrument of justice, not expedience.
• However, her loyalty to P閠ain may have gone beyond expedience.
• There are several key aspects underlying the concept of organizational expedience.
• Secondly, such definition requires workers to knowingly engage in expedience.
• When colorblind casting is challenged by expedience, bizarre creativity can result.
• His decision was one of expedience, thrift and indolence.
• A 25-Year Decline : Political Expedience And Parental Apathy
• But others turned the accusation of expedience on its head.
• Some experts think the risks are never worth the expedience.
• Some think the blend is more weighted toward expedience.
• But criticizing him for political expedience is different from calling him a liar.
• Ultimately, he seemed to choose principle over expedience.
• "I haven't heard any decent rationale for any expedience.
• A bot is simply mechanical and for expedience purposes.
• Firstly, organizational expedience describes a worker s actions but not their intentions.
• Do they reflect social enlightenment or competitive expedience?
• Mike Brown said his father had roots with black players that went beyond expedience.
• Still, though, they are a method of expedience, not of quality.
• As for the IOC, expedience often seems a greater goal than absolute justice.