Meanings of deem expedient in English

Major-General Pinckney will make such further arrangements within his district as he shall deem expedient.

But, as I before observed, I am ready to do whatever the Bible Society may deem expedient.

Mr. Hubbard said: We don't surrender the right to make such returns to the old constitution as we may deem expedient.

If you please, we don't surrender the right to make such returns to the old constitution as we may deem expedient.

Without the law, I have no hesitation to go as far in the direction indicated as I may at any time deem expedient.

I recommend to Congress the establishment of a Territorial government over Arizona, incorporating with it such portions of New Mexico as they may deem expedient.

A slave is to the Manóbo a chattel which he can sell, kill, or dispose of in any other way that he may deem expedient.

These facts I deem it my duty to report to you, that you may recommend to Congress such measures thereupon as you may deem expedient.

In view of this calamity, it was deemed expedient to close the training-school.

All would learn, were it deemed expedient to teach them, the mechanism of speech.

It was deemed expedient that four companies, including the recruits, be sent to Mullingar.

On the other side of the question it was not deemed expedient to bring any.

Some additions to the text I have deemed expedient.

It was deemed expedient for the New York authorities to "take care" of him.

But even there it is deemed expedient for the churches to have native pastors; nor there alone.

It was therefore deemed expedient to wear the ship round, and make a port with all expedition.