- Christianity. This goal
informed Hitler's
movement early on, but he saw it as
inexpedient to
publicly express this
extreme position.
According to Bullock, Hitler...
-
couple had no children. Joan's death, in her thirties, was
politically inexpedient. In 1386, two
years afterwards, John IV
married Joan of Navarre, later...
- privateering,
since the
practice was
coming to be seen as
politically inexpedient and of
diminishing value in
maintaining its
naval supremacy. However...
-
imprisoning people for
actions the
state designates as
crimes is not only
inexpedient but also immoral.
Decarceration in the
United States For-profit prisons...
- impeachable, impeachment, impede, impediment, impedition, impeditive,
inexpedient, interpetiolar, intrapetiolar, millipede, multiped, multipede, octopede...
-
illuminates what is
Nyaya (justice, expedient, proper) and
Anyaya (unjust,
inexpedient, improper), and that it is
Anvishaki (philosophy) that is the
light of...
- Chicago's downtown,
where it was
considered too
expensive and
politically inexpedient to
build rapid transit.
Charles Tyson Yerkes aggregated the competing...
-
disqualified from driving. A
court may
grant a
discharge only if it is "
inexpedient to
inflict punishment" and may not do so
where a
mandatory sentence applies...
- Spain's
victory over the
Austrians at the
Battle of Bitonto, it
proved inexpedient to
reunite Naples and
Sicily to Spain, so as a
compromise Charles became...
- he
suggested that
religious ****cution
could still be
challenged as
inexpedient (ineffective). In a
letter to
Cardial Lorenzo Campeggio,
Erasmus lobbied...
