0 the difficulties of a situation, especially one that causes urgent demands:
the exigencies of war
Economic exigency obliged the government to act.
Such agreement may positively impact on the ability to devise a compact between physicians and their environments that is more appropriate to the current exigencies.
The exigencies of research funding usually require measurement of outcome after a relatively short period, which we have done.
This in itself might already point to an increase in the use of this 'marginal' area for the exigencies of an external market.
Accordingly, the subject of this article is a self-identified ' local' jazz musician, whose narrative elucidates the exigencies of his musical and social life.
A neo-liberal and technocratic ideology portrays these actors as rational and entrepreneurial agents responding to local technical or market exigencies.
Its decision-making process, too, was truncated as intensive local debate created civic exigency.
The natural exigencies of participation in eighteenth-century conspiracy necessarily militated against record-keeping and memoirs of this kind.
In both countries political exigencies increased government control, imposing monetary expansion.
