10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXPEDIENTIALLY»
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expedientially in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
expedientially and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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911 Hello Mr. God: A Spiritual Journey Into A New Era of ...
returned once more. Rayka predicted, as she has in the past, that greed from
bankers, corporation and individuals will be corrected by karma at a quicker rate
than ever before experienced. Consciousness is evolving at an expedientially
faster ...
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An Inquiry Into the Philosophical Foundations of the Human ...
Thinking and acting expedientially, its collective decisions are made and
enforced mechanically, and they are formally adjudicated and backed up by
police or security forces. Following calculations 42 Sectoralism and the Basic;
Dimensions of ...
3
The Encyclopedia of Social Work
After 20 years the number of scales and instruments has grown expedientially,
with thousands available with a simple Google search and over 500 reprinted in
Fischer and Corcoran (2007a, 2007b). The number of compendiums providing ...
4
Do Organizations Have Feelings?
... demonstrating that his theoretical knowledge has practical application,
achieves this at the expense of having to serve the values of the organization
either unconditionally by accepting them as his own values, or expedientially to
earn an ...
5
Theological Method and Imagination
Why, there~ fore, does he not stand forth as a much more formidable knight of
Faith than Abraham, who suspends the ethical expedientially on a variety of
occasions? One more measure of affliction for old Job: he has never had a
Kierkegaard ...
6
Inside the Gender Jihad: Women's Reform in Islam
Yet“academic” contributions are increasing expedientially with littleevidence
ofproper preparation forlogical, critical, and constructive discussion on a topic
which coincidentally isnot only oneof the most sensitive in modern Islam, butalso
...
7
Global Industrial Relations
Employment in these sectors is, indeed, increasing expedientially. Moreover,
there is hardly any growth in productivity in the personalised services. Indeed,
someone pushing my wheelchair, when I will be 85 years of age, can only push
one ...
Michael J. Morley, Patrick Gunnigle, David G. Collings, 2006
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Designing Democratic Institutions
Combining these two trends expedientially—and they may even be causally
related—opens up a rather unusual political opportunity space: a potentiality for
acting preemptively before the situation reaches a crisis stage and before the ...
Ian Shapiro, Stephen Macedo, 2000
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The Places Where Men Pray Together: Cities in Islamic Lands, ...
sector of the iqlı ̄m the Ziya ̄rids of Gurga ̄n shifted their allegiance
expedientially between Buwayhids and Sa ̄ma ̄- nids as now one, now the
other, prevailed. Although it was principally political fragmentation that subverted
the ...
10
Understanding Law in Society: Developments in Socio-legal ...
In this sense the determination of legal personality is just as artificial as the legal
definition of 'thing' – i.e., it is decided exclusively in accordance with
expedientially selected juristic criteria.” Jhering, in Geist des römischen Rechts (I,
1953, § 3; ...
Knut Papendorf, Stefan Machura, Kristian Andenæs, 2011
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXPEDIENTIALLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
expedientially is used in the context of the following news items.
Ennis Esmer of The Listener challenges you to Live Below The Line …
As Live Below The Line has expedientially become bigger and bigger, more people are getting involved, especially as we've gotten closer to ... «DigitalJournal.com, Apr 13»
Rock N Roll's definitive photo collection: Rock Paper Photo
On the site it's over 150, we're currently importing up to 200 and it's going to grow expedientially. It's interesting to see what the public wants, ... «Live4ever, Dec 12»
Studs or no studs? Debate rages on in Washington, Oregon
We live on Livingston Mtn. and I would venture to say the conditions on our road are in most cases expedientially worse than the "freeways" ... «The Columbian, Nov 11»
