Such politically expedient language has a strategic downside.

The Chinese government regularly censors content it deems unacceptable.

She deems this can be understood without a translation.

The consequences of choosing this inadequate, if expedient, route are serious.

Though his ties to jihadists may be expedient rather than ideological, they are deeply worrying.

Finally, the General Prosecutor's Office can ban what it deems to be extremist materials online.

But, if tax increases are not politically expedient, policymakers should proceed with old fashioned deficit spending.

Thus, the Obama administration may find it more politically expedient to seek a deal with Iran.

We allowed convenient cultural stereotyping to sustain what we believed was the expedient pursuit of our national interest.

Until then, China will continue to press its claims by whatever means fair or foul it deems advantageous.

Many people advocate the simple expedient of strengthening Abbas as a moderate, but one cannot strengthen a wet noodle.

The seventeenth century French philosopher René Descartes solved it by the drastic expedient of denying that animals can suffer.

Military and foreign affairs what the French system deems the president s reserve domain are always in the president s personal control.

KevorkO A 'national ideology' that deems thuggery and terrorism more 'normal' than homosexuality is nothing less than degenerate. Armenia DIY

It is a very dangerous expedient, one that undermines standards of value, renders economic calculation virtually impossible, and redistributes wealth at random.

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The highest reading that month was close to 1000, nearly 40 times what the World Health Organization (WHO) deems safe for human beings.

Such cases seem to point to the return of a European past in which democracy s failures gave way to more expedient forms of government.

Prevented from criticizing the country s leaders and reporting fully and objectively on domestic affairs, China s media often finds it expedient to turn its critical gaze outwards.

An infrastructure program oriented in this way as opposed to a grab bag of politically expedient shovel ready projects should be able to muster conservative support.

He deems the proponents of civil society elitists who refuse to be tested at the ballot box and who try to influence politics through informal mechanisms.

The fact that an Iranian reaction to a military attack might be ferocious does not mean that Iran s government should be allowed to do whatever it deems appropriate.

With China's rapid growth increasingly affecting a wide range of issues worldwide, it has become expedient for US presidential candidates to blame China for some of America's domestic problems.

Our politicians are right (and not merely expedient) to insist that the current conflict is not with Islam an extremely heterogeneous faith that recognizes no authoritative source of doctrinal interpretation.

Having considered and rejected the idea of a duel, Karenin turned his thoughts to divorce, the next expedient of which some of the wronged husbands he remembered had availed themselves.

America s departure from Mesopotamia will likewise put the burden of problem solving onto Iraqis and other regional players, leaving the US offshore to assist when and where it deems appropriate.

Igor Jurić has publicly asked people to help him push the law to be considered by Serbia's Parliament, stating that he deems this his life's mission after his daughter's death.

British Prime Minister David Cameron, for example, is aiming to crack down on Islamist extremism by banning the expression of ideas that the government deems to be promoting or glorifying it.

Indeed, Sinai Bedouins have the right of use but not ownership of land, because a lethargic, occasionally corrupt bureaucracy still deems the Sinai a military zone and its natives loyalty questionable.

7. Requests the Secretary General to submit a report to the General Assembly at its fifty eighth session, in the manner he deems appropriate, on the implementation of the present resolution.

Thus, the Obama administration may find it more politically expedient to seek a deal with Iran. If Iran displays a real willingness to compromise, the West should hold off on the new sanctions.

Singapore s Media Development Authority (MDA) has lifted the ban on 240 books and magazines but maintained its prohibition on the importation, selling, and distribution of 17 publications which it deems contrary to public interest.

She shared her travail of entering Israel this week in order to get to Palestine, the most expedient way to arrive internationally far quicker than landing in Amman, Jordan, and driving to the Israel controlled West Bank.

If a country sees its banks failing because its national bank cannot lend them enough, it may chose to leave the EMU so that its central bank can provide whatever amount of local currency it deems necessary.

7. Pursuant to paragraphs 4 to 6 of this article, the Conference of the States Parties shall establish, if it deems it necessary, any appropriate mechanism or body to assist in the effective implementation of the Convention.

During a 1999 trial of Yemenis convicted of kidnapping 16 Europeans, it emerged that the group s ringleader called al Ahmar during the ordeal. Though his ties to jihadists may be expedient rather than ideological, they are deeply worrying.

We often hear if a representative of the state deems it necessary, they will demand access to confidential data without any legal grounds for it, and the founders of the websites won't be able to do anything in response.

What if, for example, Kim Jong un fails to consolidate power, perceives the domestic political situation as worsening, owing to elite power struggles or popular discontent, and deems the external environment, especially South Korea and the US ever more hostile?

Indeed, Sinai Bedouins have the right of use but not ownership of land, because a lethargic, occasionally corrupt bureaucracy still deems the Sinai a military zone and its natives loyalty questionable. Two years ago, on the anniversary of the war of October 1973, young Sinai militants bombed the Taba Hilton.

Unilateralism seems very expedient to shortsighted politicians, for it obviates the need for what they perceive as the mess of actual negotiations that is, meeting their counterparts face to face and discovering the human results of their policies. Going it alone also seems politically advantageous domestically, because leaders can decide how much and how far they want to carry out a particular policy.