Sentence examples for frequent resort from inspiring English sources

The staff reshuffle is a frequent resort.

To repress opponents of Bolshevism, Lenin demanded the harshest measures, including "show" trials and frequent resort to the death penalty.

The amoral interpretation fastens on Machiavelli's frequent resort to "necessity" in order to excuse actions that might otherwise be condemned as immoral.

(The right of householders to use reasonable force against burglars is to be clarified an issue that has long been a bizarre Tory fixation).Some of the changes in the revised plan make sense, including more sparing use of remand, more frequent resort to well-enforced community sentences and more opportunities for paid work in prison.

Elements of novelty in the clinical practice are represented by the introduction of the principles of video-assisted thoracic surgery to resect chest wall tumors and the increasingly frequent resort to either new materials or revised concepts of time-honored ones for chest wall reconstruction.

The frequent resort to violence that so marked the period was thus the default position of a ruling elite not really prepared to rule.

Other big names who frequent the resort include Oprah Winfrey, Venus and Serena Williams and Tiger Woods.

Or the frequent Palestinian resort to incitement, incendiary language such as "genocide," and deification of terrorists with the blood of Israeli civilians on their hands?

The hotel staff members said that this same eagle had frequented the resort for five years, poaching fish from the well-stocked ponds.

It came of age during the Rat Pack heyday of Miami Beach, and Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Liberace and Judy Garland were among the performers who frequented the resort.

His Cockney mod-poet character, dressed in a too-tight suit and pork-pie hat and conceived as a mashup of Ian Dury and the drinkers in the Fulham pub he frequented, often resorted simply to shouting obscenities from the stage.