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Organizational expedience is
defined as workers’
behaviors that (1) are
intended to
fulfill organizationally prescribed or
sanctioned objectives but that...
- also
provides service to
customers in 17 U.S.
cities using the
Motorola Expedience 802.16d
radio interface which the
company refers to as "Pre-4G". Clearwire...
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Arthur Koestler's
trilogy concerning the
conflict between morality and
expedience (as
described in the
postscript to the novel's 1966
Danube Edition). The...
- one barrier, but many
politicians had
supported the Klan
simply out of
expedience. When
charges of
crime and
corruption began to
taint the movement, those...
- Government. Eddy et al. 1982, p. 118 MacQueen,
Norman (March 1985). "The
Expedience of Tradition: Ireland,
International Organization and the
Falklands Crisis"...
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policymakers and politicians,
whose actions are
driven both by
prejudice and
expedience. It is
frequently directed at
Chinese minorities which live
outside China...
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Constitution states the EDC will be
convened by the
Supreme Leader to
determine expedience cases where the
Guardian Council finds an
Islamic Consultative ****embly...
- were tried, but none of them
sounded like a carrot. So, for the sake of
expedience,
Blanc munched and then spit the
carrot bits into a spittoon,
rather than...
- is the
implied cost of ****ure
reworking because a
solution prioritizes expedience over long-term design.
Analogous with
monetary debt, if
technical debt...
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types of
digital altruism: (1) "everyday
digital altruism",
involving expedience, ease,
moral engagement, and conformity; (2) "creative
digital altruism"...
