Sentence examples for remedy beyond from inspiring English sources

Writing under the pen name "Historicus" in The Times of London, Sir William argued that military intervention was like revolution: "a high and summary procedure which may sometimes snatch a remedy beyond the reach of law," but "its essence is illegality and its justification is its success".

There are days I ache so badly, the only remedy beyond a proper plowing would be a curved and rusty piece of metal or broken glass to gouge out my hot center from mid-inner thigh all the way up to my larynx.

Remedy: Beyond the obvious suggestion which is to "build an API!" and from the outset, treat your API as a core part of your product and not an assignment you give the summer intern.

Business advocates said Mr. McGreevey's remedy went beyond merely closing loopholes, and would lead to such painful increases in tax bills that it would cost jobs.

I will consult her poetic remedies beyond 2016.

Reagan stressed the communist threat abroad and the dire effects that "big government" was having on the country's economy, but he never clearly spelled out his remedies beyond calling for a massive cut in income taxes.

Still, relatively few speakers of the 70 leaders who were scheduled to speak today offered specific remedies beyond debt forgiveness, leaving it to some Western countries, like Canada and Italy, to endorse additional, if less dramatic, measures.

Although it is avoiding prescribing any specific remedies — beyond telling Google to stop it.

The emergence of Prince Zeid Ra'ad Zeid Al-Hussein of Jordan as the new United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights may help address both the abuses by and of Muslims, or at least deliver remedies beyond the stereotypes.

This was the focus of Beyond Home Remedy: Women, Medicine, and Science -- a fascinating exhibit at the Folger Shakespeare Library that was the brainchild of Rebecca Laroche, associate professor of English at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs.

States tend to think that their protection efforts under Pillar I obviate or undermine the urgency of the need for remedial processes, at least with respect to that aspect of remedy that goes beyond individual compensation and seeks to set precedent and institute reform.