expedience
expediency

He'd pay the price of his people's laws and expedience.

But others turned the accusation of expedience on its head.

We cannot allow our national security to be compromised in the name of political expedience.

For the sake of expedience, the Democrats could go to court even before that.

It was a result of field expedience rather than planned operations.

Some experts think the risks are never worth the expedience.

But the value of worker centers goes beyond such expedience.

Mike Brown said his father had roots with black players that went beyond expedience.

House is also the one able to get to an insult with maximum expedience.

What could such a girl understand of political expedience?

Expedience, more than changing ideas, really created the modern income tax.

Nevertheless, the expedience of the moment forced him to utilize his mind.

"I believe these e-mails show science is not driving the project; it's expedience to get the job done."

There were appeals to religion, conscience, political expedience and personal experience.

Second in line for the throne, his confinement had been a matter of political expedience.

But if I shall be among the first who sacrifice honor for expedience.

It was a matter, as I recall of expedience!

It was less mercy than expedience, and a desire to stop their cries.

But he was not satisfied, and expedience had seldom appealed to him before.

There is a fine line between morality and expedience.

Government by expedience: the perfect solution for a society too busy to be bothered.

The frequent implication, of course, is that they embraced the cause for political expedience.

Those ideals still light the world, and we will not give them up for expedience sake."

For the sake of expedience the following description will be described in molecular terms.

The decision about the kind of shelter to offer was not made only out of political expedience.

Until now, the President's position has been based on political expediency.

At times, his language is just a matter of expediency.

In some cases, this will be a policy of expediency.

In this case, it was done out of political expediency.

Perhaps it had been a matter of legal or political expediency.

The body is only a means of expediency, that's all.

Or was it simply a matter of expediency and nothing more?

The evidence all says she's made this move out of political expediency.

That was a question in which expediency could have no voice.

Or perhaps it is not even that, but a form of political expediency.

In my earlier years, all too often I let expediency rule.

There is such a thing as political expediency to consider.

Its release should be based on public interest, not political expediency.

One is played off against the other for reasons of political expediency.

The longer she considered it, the greater was her sense of its expediency.

Is the change of heart mere political expediency, or has something happened since?

He had simply taken a long shot because it also served his own expediency.

On the street, expediency and common sense taught a different style.

However, due to expediency other countries made limited use of them too.

That there is so much might seem proof of its expediency.

The question, to her, was political expediency and maybe aesthetics.

Because of expediency, many more transactions are put into writing.

Personal feeling must always come second to political expediency, no matter the circumstance.

Look, we are not going to sacrifice reform for political expediency.

War is a function of expediency and policy, not morality.