Sentence examples for resort appropriate from inspiring English sources

Reliance on a treaty's negotiating history (travaux preparatoires) is a disfavored alternative of last resort, appropriate only where the terms of the document are obscure or lead to "manifestly absurd or unreasonable" results.

I agree with your repudiation of the doctrine of preventive war but question your claim that "before the Iraq fiasco, American leaders rightly viewed war as a last resort, appropriate only when the nation's vital interests were actively threatened and reasonable diplomatic efforts had been exhausted".

(c) Resort to appropriate warrant procedure would not frustrate the legitimate purposes of domestic security searches.

Also, in comparison to the simple one-dimensional linearity associated with DNA, the analysis of compositional properties in proteomes makes it necessary to resort to appropriate multi-dimensional representations for the data.

Then, relevant features are extracted from the resulting wavelet subbands by resorting to appropriate statistical models.

The army continues to occupy thousands of homes and administer its own farms, factories and resorts on appropriated land for which the government has paid little or no compensation.

Somehow, with the winter sun shining in, and the radiators glowing orange, the thought process through Resort seems oddly appropriate.

For students looking to finance their educations, seeing the federal government as a lender of last resort might be appropriate, since many college students would turn first to their parents if family resources permit.

If the administrative agency has committed errors of law for the correction of which the legislature has provided appropriate resort to the courts, such judicial review would be an idle ceremony if the situation were irreparably changed before the correction could be made.

And with this commercialization of summer leisure came the opportunity for magazine and book publishers to exploit a market for the so-called summer novel — the not-too-taxing book, often bound in paper covers and set at a summer resort, that seemed appropriate reading for the piazza, the Pullman car or even the beach.

The general publicly described the president's actions as "wholly appropriate" (resorting to the phrase nine times in a single appearance), attacked the reporting on Trump by rebutting allegations that had not been made and reminded reporters that he was "in the room" when Trump met with Russia's ambassador and foreign minister.