resort to

In the latter case, a BIT may be the only possible basis for resort to international arbitration and avoiding the host country's courts.

Otherwise, you might have to resort to removing each piece of hardware in turn and seeing if your machine boots.

No unit or person may break a project subject to tender into parts or resort to any other manner to dodge tender.

"Everybody's interest is in seeing this issue resolved without a resort to conflict, " he said.

Just as we would if as if we were in a caravan in Wales we resort to playing board games in a hut.

The EU was missing a common treasury, he noted, which could have served as a last resort to fall back on in the time of a debt crisis.

She refuses to call on the European Central Bank to be the lender of last resort to stop contagion in the bond markets.

Now the AI can look behind enemy lines without having to resort to any of those crutches that annoy players so much.

Mr Wen said he understood that countries wanted to increase exports but said they should not resort to what he described as protectionism.

Mr. Thein Sein said the use of force would be a "last resort to protect the lives and safeguard the property of the general public. "

The pet doctor suggested her to resort to a pet agency for help, where she could apply for a graveyard for her dog.

But it cannot be right for a country with such a huge surplus to resort to competitive devaluation.

We were able to resolve the situation without having to resort to such extremes, but it spelled the end of our working relationship.

There is no standard way to represent such a relationship in XML; you can only resort to a custom mechanism.

Overall a great resort to spend a few days with your loved ones and to recharge. The beach and sea was too intimidating to swim in.

Criminal groups could also resort to sabotage if the company is a competitor of a business owned or controlled by organized crime.

Already the Obama administration has shown itself too ready to resort to trade sanctions against China.

It did not help that foreign producers were using Mozambique as a market of last resort to dump nearly spoiled chicken.

Wilson, to his credit, did not resort to making secret promises and agreements.

just as they were about to resort to law and force, she broke down, and they buried her father quickly.

Last week, George Economou, who has 18 vessels affected, said he would resort to seizure of Cosco ships , if necessary.

The DoublePool Villas at Banyan Tree Phuket bring the concept of a private resort to a whole new level.

BIID persons resort to sawing off limbs, paying for surgeries, and staging accidents to remove the limb or to become paraplegic.

He supposed he, too, would have to resort to pleasantness whenever he found himself at the dead end of an illogical thought.

Obviously, such an action limits future options and is employed only as a last resort to regain pressure control of the wellbore.

Two people close relationship to a certain extent, women always want men impulsively, only issued its own right, not to resort to foreign.

They even had to resort to hoping that Sir Fred would feel honour-bound to return the money. He has not.

We must spend more money fighting against global warming. In addition, we must resort to tough laws. It is not just a matter of money.

The system is able to fit everything into physical memory without having to resort to slow, disk-based swap space.

Chinese families with a strong preference for boys sometimes resort to aborting female foetuses.

Of course it is possible that China could resort to another fiscal pump priming exercise in response to recession.

We were obliged to resort to the primitive and most exhausting resource of towing the boat .

The lovers, usually not able to gain approval of marriage from parents, had to resort to a secret runaway.

They had some travel guide to Disney World and they were trying to decide which Disney resort to stay in.

Advertisements shall not resort to any falsehood to a deception or misleading to the consumers.

Although he falsely via, also without resort to a table, absolutely can't do one matter like this to the girl.

Being extreme, his perspicacity has no need to resort to the same things as the highbrow literati.

With his alien-like point guard skills, Paul should never have to resort to thuggery as a compliment to his game.

The policy document is JSON-formatted, but the JSON is simple enough that we don't have to resort to any fancy libraries.

The only feasible way to curtail population growth, is to resort to a more effective birth-control project.

Of course, like his predecessors, Obama justifies his resort to force by invoking America's special place in the world.

Even before we are presented with a problem, our state of mind can affect whether or not we will likely resort to insightful thinking.

"It calls for direct consultation and dialogue between us, instead of easy resort to threat or sanctions, " she said.

The autumn recovery started when the Fed signalled that it would resort to a second round, the so-called "QE2" .

It is not always necessary to resort to legal advice, however.

Do we flip a coin to see who gets the seat on the lifeboat , or do we resort to violence to ensure our self-preservation ?

He doesn't need to resort to rationalizations to justify his beliefs and is prepared to listen to criticisms without being offended.

But the West should still be blunt in warning Mr Putin of the consequences of any resort to force after the election.

Every year, thousands of petitioners from all over China go to Beijing as a last resort to have their legal disputes resolved.

Many motorists have had to resort to the use of the duct tape in an emergency situation.

In none of these cases did governments resort to inflation to resolve their problems.

There is to be a site easily have the ideal rankings with considerable marketing transformation had to resort to baidu search engine.

The thirst for humor drives advertisers to resort to it, in the hope of catching an audience long since jaded by all the other appeals.

Nonetheless, he was ordered not to resort to force in dealing with people disbelieving in him until after exhausting all peaceful means.

It is unqualified for a leader to be rash to resort to the war for solving problem.

If this can't be settled reasonably, it may be necessary to have resort to force.

But if all that goodwill stuff fails, Huawei will resort to persistence.

If you were spanked often as a child, you'll likely resort to misbehaving even more, but you'll learn how to do it without getting caught.

Central banks have been bold and dared resort to unconventional policies to respond to the exceptional circumstances of this crisis.

It is untenable and detrimental to both sides to accuse and pressure one another on this issue or even resort to trade protectionism.

Owing to the cost of animal protein, the poor world is forced to resort to almost entirely to plant protein.

There will still be job vacancies, and the company still have to resort to external recruitment. Am I right?

Other languages would have to resort to Inheritance for this, ie. define the method in a class and force users to extend that.

At home, meanwhile, Geithner sometimes must resort to a more American style of negotiation: bluster.

EXAMPLE: If the Fund is to be the lender of last resort to countries in difficulty, it needs to be confident of being repaid.

If sales do not respond soon to interest-rate cuts, some retailers may resort to deep discounts as Christmas approaches.

"That may be a last resort, to really send that message home. It is illegal to keep your child out of school, " she says.

The collapse of the industry could have severe consequences for borrowers, who may be forced to resort to money lenders once again.

Local schools do not think they will have to resort to lay-offs until the new school year starts.

'But it will be interesting to see what kind of greeting they will prefer when they get older. They may, in time, resort to the handshake. '

Since the equations are nonlinear, one has to resort to a numerical solution scheme except for relatively simple problems.

The extent to which residents live disrobed varies from resort to resort.

Some will resort to veiling their own opinions in a halfhearted attempt to direct the decision.

Meanwhile the Government continues in its commitment not to resort to any forced redundancy.

The exercise of a remedy does not waive the right of either party to resort to arbitration or reference.

Police said they had to resort to live ammunition against protesters after running out of rubber bullets.

VARTM is one of three processing alternatives that proponents claim can achieve aerospace-grade results without resort to autoclave cure.

Troy still held out, and the Greeks began to despair of even subduing it by force, and by advice of Ulysses resolved to resort to stratagem.

FAN desperation, resort to the court in a divorce with the agricultural requirements.

When filling out a hospital shift report, you sometimes resort to the policy of "Don't ask, don't tell. "

Some university graduates resort to a vocation consultant for a appropriate job.

Regardless of how it came about, New York-New York is honored to be the first Las Vegas casino resort to be on a U. S. stamp.

Unable to abandon price supports for political reasons, they resort to export restitutions to dispose of their surpluses abroad.

They resort to any and all channels to get redress - lawsuits, petitions, foreign media.

Legislators may argue the system is so unjust that they cannot but resort to such behaviour.

The US would not be the first country to resort to the printing press under such circumstances.

Working two jobs in summer is far from my last resort to earn my own tuition.

Earlier this week, Beijing said it would not resort to the use of force to resolve its maritime border disputes.

Energy issues should not be politicized, still less should countries willfully resort to force in tackling energy issues.

However, we resort to the approach of the written orders of execution in practice, which is of great disadvantage of non-litigation.

Energy issues should not be politicized, still less should countries willfully resort to force in tackling energy issues.

However, we resort to the approach of the written orders of execution in practice, which is of great disadvantage of non-litigation.

But it has already pushed those rates to near zero, leaving it to resort to unconventional measures.

The central bank should also serve as as a lender of last resort to the money market.

Captain Nemo: I promise you. . . that if I wanted to kill you, I would resort to more direct means.

"Check -Out group " members indignant, said that if the negotiations would be ineffective resort to the law.

the duke was prepared to resort to force if negotiation failed.

As global growth mostly stagnates, governments are increasingly focusing on monetary policy as a last resort to prop up ailing economies.

Yellowknife Golf Course, there are many big crow, so the local rule is: a crow take away the ball, it can resort to a ball, no penalty shot.

Will the United States resolve its debt problems without a resort to inflation?

Upon failure to reach agreement within a reasonable time either party may resort to the court.

Mr Assad's repeated resort to violence has earned him the permanent distrust of most of his people.

In acting as insurer of last resort to the British-based banking system, it is taking on huge risks on behalf of taxpayers.

The impulse to resort to protection when economic hardship suddenly strikes is, of course, always present.

Never ever resort to using money or gifts, as a compensation for your absence.

To gain her heart, he would have to resort to deception.

Confronted with ever-increasing intricate decision environment, people have to resort to CAS and AI to improve our decision making.

Alternatively, you can resort to very clumsy casting, and hope that the compiler's optimizer works out what you really want to do.

Moreover, the ECB remains adamant that it cannot intervene as the lender of last resort to euro-zone sovereigns.

But stay tactical. Just lay out the facts to your fellow traders; don't post the guy's personal info or resort to childish insults.

The thirty-second declaration, acceptance evaluation organization to seek truth from facts, not to resort to deceit.

Central banks may soon resort to their most powerful weapons against deflation: the printing press and the "helicopter drop" of money.

Global recession has put political leaders under pressure, and requires them in turn to resort to protectionism in trade and financial area.

But if, as a nation, you can't manage this, you may be tempted to resort to artificial (and temporary) expedients.

Public authorities tend to resort to funding formulae for this purpose, which increasingly include performance criteria.

The ECB has responded as a lender of last resort to the banking system, expanding and extending its liquidity lines for banks.

Since normal approaches can't fulfill the need of financing, small enterprises have to resort to nongovernmental finance.

The European Central Bank (ECB) rejects the idea of acting as a lender of last resort to embattled, but solvent, governments.

More member governments are opposed in principle to interfering in corporate restructuring than those willing to resort to such action.

The buyer may not, during that period of time, resort to any remedy which is inconsistent with performance by the seller.

Bootable floppy disks are generally used as a last resort to boot the installer on hardware that cannot boot from CD or by other means.

Urge the European Central Bank (ECB) to be lender of last resort to vulnerable sovereigns like Italy?

The resort hotel is a purpose-built tourist resort, to be built in easily accessible scenic areas.

Cute! But how come the Iranians do not resort to having TV orgies to prove their worth to the world?

Of his three approaches, it is not clear that Kennedy's resort to covert action helped.

He never has to wonder or resort to inductive reasoning.

Instead, doctors often resort to giving adult drugs to children off-label, outside the context of a controlled, safety-monitored study.

With people having little incentive to conserve, the authorities then have to resort to rationing when droughts occur.

We resort to a constraint programming approach to formulate and solve the optimization problem.

some resort to born-again Christianity even as they enrich themselves and impoverish their fellow citizens.

Findings showed a fifth of us will resort to the quintessentially British handshake during the June bank holiday.

Entire Crocodile, Ethiopia. During long droughts, some tribes have to resort to hunting crocodiles at night for food.

But he makes clear that the ECB will not act as a "lender of last resort" to governments.

Mr Economou last week said that, if his dispute could not be amicably resolved, he would resort to ship arrests.

This implies that multilateral diplomacy and negotiations should be exhausted before the parties may resort to reasonably necessary force.

But however deplorable, Israel's resort to military means to silence the rockets of Hamas should have been no surprise.

Tradition is what you resort to when you don't have the time or the money to do it right.

He threatened, as a "last resort" , to lay off up to 9, 800 state workers to get the savings needed.

That's right; you sometimes have to resort to trial and error to find the right tradeoff between false positives and useful results.

Companies and enterprises resort to the Internet for more business opportunities and potential customers home and abroad.

Overall, both the broader market or the stock market are the V-reversal can be met without resort to, have a sudden.

As the catastrophe unfolded, people were forced to resort to previously unthinkable acts to survive.

The fact that Mr Brown has had to resort to barons and baronesses to stagger on is telling.

They're confident and sure of themselves, so they don't have to resort to this kind of behavior.

As a rule , I seldom resort to pills and mixtures to cure my illnesses . I depend on my strong constitution .

With no pepper spray and no Louisville Slugger readily available a girl must resort to the one thing that every boy is afraid of.

Or, you can resort to moving the offending change-set to a new activity and deleting the now-empty activity that was causing the dependency.

In a bid to boost yields, farmers also resort to more intensive fertiliser, weed-killer and pesticide usage.

Most people resort to picking apart the final knot so that it reverts to a regular bow, which can then be untied in the regular manner.

But with local governments pressed to create jobs fast, they may resort to quick projects that may be ill-conceived.

But she has had to resort to credulity-stretching gymnastics to explain past utterances.

But until such moves reach Hubei province, farmers like Yang may continue to resort to increasingly dramatic methods to defend their turf.

For that you must resort to deriving directly from WebPart and overriding the Verbs property.

His experience left him sceptical, sometimes hostile, towards any resort to war; he vehemently opposed Tony Blair's Iraq adventure.

These groups often resort to setting up camp late at night, sometimes in an unsafe location.

Conversations allow you to create stateful components without having to resort to using the HttpSession.

Nowadays people become increasingly dependent on automobiles. Despite one mile round trip to work, they will resort to automobiles.

By long tradition, appeals in Scottish criminal cases were heard by courts in Scotland, with no resort to higher British ones.

In rare cases we resort to the use of clinometers for showing rotations of the structure, particularly with reference to the foundations.

where parties concerned agree to abandon arbitration and resort to legal proceedings, the case shall be handled by the people's court.

Surrounded by crusty generals three times his age, an insecure young leader might just resort to hot-headed measures to assert himself.

Yet utilities may have to resort to social engineering to get customers more engaged.

Vets have had to resort to killing the animals.

Eventually, officials were forced to resort to dumping seawater on the exposed rods using helicopters and fire trucks.

Because taxes are so politically unpopular, governments usually resort to additional ways to raise funds, one of which is borrowing.

It also helps central bankers, by assuaging investors' fear that bankrupt governments will resort to printing money.

In this chaotic system, those familiar with the industry say, customers sometimes resort to bribing salesmen.

Political, diplomatic, legal and economic measures should be tried before any resort to arms.

But surely we wouldn't resort to injecting ourselves with a toxic substance that causes botulism, would we?

Tea Party figures tend to be newcomers to politics and some resort to violent talk as routine campaign rhetoric.

Protesters in the north and north-east, where red-shirt sympathies run deepest, were quick to resort to arson attacks in retaliation.

Therefore, programmers usually resort to the DOM parser when it comes to multi-document processing.

When there are more applicants than places, some schools resort to lotteries, or "random allocations" to use the formal expression.

Lie low when someone close to you might resort to extreme or irrational behavior because of jealousy or resentment.

Kathy ran out of cash and had to resort to using her credit card.

To gain a clearer vision of what goes on in nature, physicists sometimes resort to "phase space. "

Some Chinese share those doubts, which center on whether China might resort to military force to back its territorial claims.

Raynor has had to resort to occasional mercenary work just to garner enough funds to repair and rearm in the short term.

This woman was delighted that the protesters achieved their goal without having to resort to violence.

A corrupt official, once entitled to the power granted by the people, will seek personal gain by whatever means he could resort to.

Being pragmatic, however, they still resort to the services of the Thieves' Guild in secret.

We cannot resort to macros because the internal representation of the superclass is not available for the macros to reference.

we will resort to law if this matter cannot be dealt with in a satisfactory way.

To pull off this trick, it may need to resort to elsewhere-forgotten devices like drama, storytelling, character and wit.

Evans thinks it's unlikely terrorists would resort to smallpox in a biological attack.

Mr Cui's willingness to resort to such extreme measures is a sign of the desperation that grips China's poor.

The extract process of watermark signal doesn't have to resort to the original image to satisfy with the requirement of blind extract.

It may not be necessary to resort to force.

In political life within the Party and among the people we must use democratic means and not resort to coercion or attack.

Mr Medvedev said Russia may have to resort to drugs testing in schools to tackle the problem.

Version indicators are a last resort, to denote incompatible changes.

You may need to resort to "skip-level meetings, " in which you meet directly with the problem employee's subordinates.

To fly long distances, however, designers resort to auxiliary fuel tanks in various configurations.

Office oddballs are rarely dangerous, but they can be unnerving. Before you resort to a restraining order, try this approach.

Such confusion leads some to forget their studies and resort to playing on the Internet, among other forms of recreation.

She will resort to any trickery to gain her ends.

Some people and organizations in Northern Ireland to seek from the United Kingdom, from time to time resort to violence.

Even if they do not resort to outright default, they can always achieve partial default through currency depreciation.

In monetary history too, as in all other branches of history, one must resort to historical understanding.

Grief-stricken relatives gathered in this southern resort to identify bodies of their loved ones.

"[We] may resort to technological development to increase the production, " says Zhang.

I just have to resort to the carrot and stick approach with my children.

Most red shirts swear blind that they stick to peaceful methods, even if they have to resort to disruptive sit-ins.

If negotiations fail we shall have to resort to strike action.

Yet throughout history central banks have been lenders of last resort to their governments.

We should, therefore, in the short term, resort to dividend gain levy and, in the long run, turn to the practice of integrated tax credit.

To do this, you will stop at nothing, you can "even resort to meds or plastic surgery. " You pay for stuff with "bimbo dollars. "

It is true that calculations with vectors and vector functions are often made by resort to Descartesian components.

During the Civil War, both the Union and the Confederacy had to resort to income taxes.

In its work a residents committee shall adopt a democratic approach and shall not resort to coercion or commandism.

Resort to covert operations when necessary. If all else fails, sneak pureed or grated vegetables into pastas, pizza sauces, and casseroles.

We must have prisons in the last resort to contain people who break the law frequently.

So, many will resort to shaving it all off rather than having to hide bald spots and thinning growth.

It's much better to nibble a piece of fruit than to resort to junk food.

Peace talks cnded up with nothing. It seems that we have to resort to force to handle this hot potato.

Instead they resort to "mark-to-model" accounting, entering values based on the output of a computer.

For now, however, users will have to resort to illegally uploaded videos if they want to watch music videos on YouTube in the UK.

To create the necessary illusion of superiority, advertisers usually resort to one or more of the following six basic techniques.

We resort to continue our strong efforts to return our economy to the path of stability and long-term growth.

In the process of dealing with emergencies, the police can resort to the emergency power.

You man have to resort to this- a refund or perhaps some form of credit.

Gareth goes on one of those amazing runs, and all a defender can do is resort to kicking him or pulling him down.

The main relief for the middle class is that many of its members have jobs in the public sector, which can resort to deficit spending.

and the Palace of Versailles, are people visited the resort to be.

There is no right to resort to violence when you don't get your way.

We received reports that the opposition will resort to force, creating chaos.

That endowed them with competitive advantages that led naturally to becoming lenders of last resort to commercial banks.

Political, diplomatic, legaland economic measures should be tried before any resort to arms.

The original was completely original. It didn't have to resort to making Kermit a character other than himself.

China can resort to the binding dispute settlement procedure of WTO if its rights are impaired.

Many women resort to suicide, some by self-immolation, to escape their misery, according to Afghan and international human rights advocates.

patients and family , facing the diagnosis of a fatal illness such as lung cancer , commonly resort to tcm for hope of cure or improvement.

It therefore increases the likelihood that young men resort to violent means to gain access to mates.

We have no choice but to resort to arbitration.

American materialist politicians, whenever they are beaten by logic, immediately resort to their weapons like cowboys.

The primary way children resort to get the needed books is " to borrow from library" .

Other elderly people resort to petty theft to increase their meager purchasing power.

"We had to resort to medical intelligence and informed assumptions to estimate risk in some countries, " Guerra said.

"For everyone's comfort I would prefer that we resort to one such tiny fib. "

As a result, people may resort to hiding money at home, burying it in the ground or investing in livestock.

He added that China would not resort to force or the threat of force.

With complete confidence in the structure of the play, Mr Stein sees no reason "to resort to helicopters or such stupid tricks" .

Some farmers do resort to orthodox and unhealthy methods to boost their productions.

The state can easily resort to coercion to deal with violent protest.

Passengers have to resort to walking between parked cars to board a bus.

Seeing dark clouds cover her face, I hastened to resort to the usual panacea "I love you. "

In doing so, I'll resort to the employ of the most useful 'bc' command-line calculator.

The Sub-Committee advised that banks should be encouraged first to resort to their own liquidity arrangements as far as possible.

I contribute to Peace when I resort to dialogue rather than to force to settle any conflict.

Obviously we had to condemn the Indian resort to force in unequivocal language.