Noun:

சமயோசிதம் சூழ்நிலைக்கு ஏற்ற,

expediency's Usage Examples:

Burke carried into the world of theory those politics of expediency of which Walpole had been the practical originator.

Or does Comrade Rappoport perhaps doubt the expediency of this decision or its timeliness?Our range of cultivation equipment enables us to use minimum tillage or plow based systems to maximize versatility and optimize timeliness.

under conditions; as Sully has recorded, the king declared his only motive to be the expediency of not driving them into a corner with possible disastrous results to his life, and because his only hope of tranquillity lay in appeasing them and their powerful friends.

expediencyicies are no means peculiar to the Cold War and its perceived expediencies.

8 5-9 6), chiefly aimed at showing the inexpediency of relying solely on one set of characters, especially when those afforded by the palatal bones were not, even within the limits of families, wholly diagnostic, the author (Ibis, 1868, pp.

Ruiz Zorilla found ff0 response from the Republican masses, who looked to Pi y Margall for their watchword, nor from the Republican middle classes, who shared, the views of Salmeron, Azcarate and Pedregal as to the inexpediency of revolutionary methods.

agreed with his chief counsellor as to the expediency of keeping military men away from active politics.

His high-handed course of action in defence of what he conceived to be the sovereign rights of his own province of Holland to decide upon religious questions within its borders may be challenged on the ground of inexpediency, but not of illegality.

They are wont to forget that the world is not governed by policy and expediency.

In February 1769 Frederick sent Count Rochus Friedrich Lynar (1708-1783) to St Petersburg to sound the empress as to the expediency of a partition, in August Joseph II.

Synonyms:

advantage, vantage, expedience,

Antonyms:

unselfishness, inexpediency, inexpedience, disadvantage,