Sentence examples for be resorted from inspiring English sources
noun
A place where people go for recreation, especially one with facilities such as lodgings, entertainment, and a relaxing environment.
It was a principle in the Bills of rights, that first principles might be resorted to.
I am satisfied that under certain circumstances loans may be resorted to with great advantage.
It works better than shooting or trapping, and may be resorted to when those methods fail.
Fiscal policy was only to be resorted to when monetary policy ceased to be effective.
This retaliation should only be resorted to under peculiarly aggravated circumstances".
A default in exercising a duty may not be resorted to as a reason for denying its existence.
"We consider that quotas should not be resorted to until all other options have been exhausted," the report says.
Impeachment may be resorted to only if there are no other means for bending the executive to the popular will.
"But at the moment, black money inevitably has to be resorted to, and underhanded deals take place".
It is suggested that the numerical simulation can be resorted in some solvent extraction systems containing surfactants to conduct numerical experiments and parametric study.
It is believed, and experience has shown, that such a preparation is the best expedient that can be resorted to prevent war.
