Training police forces to secure law and order without resorting to bloodshed is no less important than elections.

Haldane describes this as resorting to the roulette wheel.

(b) Provide the means and encouragement so that persons under 18 in conflict with the law be handled, as far as possible, without resorting to judicial proceedings

The expectation that he would allow the Arabs, particularly the Syrians and the Palestinians, to recover their land without resorting to arms has been proved, by his own admission, to be unrealistic.

Rather than admit defeat, US officials are resorting to diversionary rhetoric.

He thought that he and Treasury Secretary Paul O Neill could win the quiet inside game for sensible policy without resorting to an outside game that would make his reappointment in 2004 unlikely.

Also interesting is the conclusion that over half of the nationwide sample agrees that a woman has more talent than a man for finding a way to settle a conflict without resorting to violence.

So, what can we do? First, resorting to force is simply not realistic.

Shifaa, from Jordan, brings us the lessons learned and implications of the parliamentary elections held this week. The good news is that a woman won a seat without resorting to the women s quota.

Rather than resorting to extensive layoffs, firms had their employees work a partial week.

It also accuses them of resorting to criminal activities like extortion and kidnapping to finance their operations.

Instead, they are resorting to diversionary tactics by engaging in overblown rhetorical battles about minor controversies.

Nuri as Said was able to contain the rising discontent only by resorting to even greater political oppression.

Political differences should be peaceful, and resorting to violence and excusing it, by any side, is unacceptable

This is an ambitious commitment, and one that we intend to meet without resorting to an old fashioned tax and spend fiscal policy over the next five years, spending cuts will be larger than tax increases, reaching 60 billion over five years.

The problem of unpaid assessments continues to deplete resources, which, in turn, requires resorting to cross borrowing to finance existing programmes.

Banks geared up dramatically, in a competitive race to generate higher returns. Haldane describes this as resorting to the roulette wheel.

The view was also expressed that the Council was resorting too quickly to Articles 41 and 42 of the Charter.

So the Greeks conducted the equivalent of modern day naval special operations, resorting to the use of fireships (), with great success.

Instead, by resorting to their traditional incremental approach, Chinese policymakers undermined confidence that they know what they are doing. Because they adjusted the exchange rate without describing their motives, they merely encouraged the belief that China s economic performance is even worse than official data suggest.

In those days, editors, reporters, and columnists played a cat and mouse game with the authorities, resorting to satire, humor, or metaphor.

The country has not defined a coherent approach towards those who are resorting to terrorism to advance their agendas, both within Pakistan and abroad.

So why are an increasing number of developing countries resorting to sovereign bond issues? And why have lenders suddenly found these countries desirable?

Rather than resorting time after time to bailouts and delay, isn t there a way to more swiftly and decisively restructure the debts of insolvent sovereigns?

In Budapest, Wallenberg exploited every available contact, resorting to shady tricks, bribes, and other stratagems to save as many people as possible from the Holocaust.

Instead, they are valiantly pinning their hopes on the old decolonization nationalist strategy, nowadays even resorting to such Stalinist tools as staged show trials.

The result of this campaign resulted in Han China resorting to the humiliating marriage alliance strategy with the Xiongnu for the next seventy years.

When tax evasion is extremely common, taxpayers are likely to experience high transaction and psychological costs in resorting to tax auditors to enforce the issuing of receipts.

According to the Secretary General, such a resolution should also set out criteria to guide the Security Council in authorizing or resorting to the use of force.

However, as a rule, every effort should be made to include any additional funding requirements in the regular budget rather than resorting to a supplementary budget.

Like in neighbouring countries, activists are resorting to the Internet and social networking sites such as Facebook to keep the world abreast with their struggles back home.

Such regulations should be a key part of any system to ensure financial stability resorting to them only as a last resort is a recipe for continued instability.

A policy emerged from the United States of rejecting international commitments and resorting to unilateral actions, and that country began to withdraw from multilateral treaties one by one.

Since the 1970 s, the Assads have failed to foster Arab nationalism in order to unite the religiously divided population, resorting instead to divisive sectarian politics to control Syria s population.

Some have taken the risk of resorting to metaphors and allegory, while others poke fun at the whole thing by writing editorials on ballet or bee keeping.

Indeed, the potential success of a friendly settlement procedure depends on the continued possibility of resorting to the contentious procedure where a fair agreement cannot be reached.

From the male point of view, resorting to outside police or judicial intervention would signify an inability to fight one s own battles an admission of defeat and a symbolic castration.

But businesses establish lines of credit for future contingencies all the time, and they don t think there is anything humiliating about resorting to them when those contingencies come to pass.

The quite obvious lack of organization and inefficiency observed in the attempted coup can also be explained without resorting to conspiracy theories or theatricality of a staged ploy The junta prepares for, or at least entertains the idea of a coup but somehow the news of the attempt is leaked and rumor gets around.

Everybody doing their thing makes a very chaotic environment, and if you can figure out how to work off each other if you can get a bunch of people who respect each other's work and play off each other, you might be able to create models for how to build sections of the city without resorting to the one architect.

There is a misperception regarding the reform agenda being pursued by some Member States that only they can force others to accept their vision of reform, by resorting to coercive measures.

However, if some try to impose their will on the Iranian people by resorting to a language of force and threats against Iran, we will reconsider our entire approach to the nuclear issue.

I call upon the Ivorian parties and in particular those controlling the militia groups to exercise maximum restraint and to refrain from resorting to violence, as a means of advancing their political aims.

Situations of the latter kind may invite management to exercise great latitude and influence the direction of earnings in its favour by resorting to less objective estimates based on modelling hypothetical markets.

Disagreements and disputes must be peacefully resolved, unilateral acts must be avoided and there must be no resorting to a policy of diktat or the threat or use of force.