Examples of using Resorted in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Russian military command has repeatedly resorted the undisguised aggression conducting the attacks on the Ukrainian troops from the territory of Rostov Oblast.
During the wars and police actions, people often resorted to using ultrasound, to give the dogs away team,
whom historic necessity had seized by the throat, resorted to the method of historic masquerade.
the war as such they have resorted only as a last resort,
Others have resorted to handing out typed lists of the recommendations for patients to read at home.
To unpack DM-1's mechanism of action, Oliveira resorted to a toxicogenomics platform developed by the research group of FCF-USP professor Gisele Monteiro, a fellow researcher at the investigation.
at least several times a week should be resorted to the spray bottle.
the government has resorted to prioritising the payment of foreign debt over imports,
Don began to realise that he was losing profits from the business and resorted to selling sticks,
As the introduction of new file formats, the company resorted to Real Audio Media(RAM)
thus he had resorted to working on paper.
he changed his tactics and resorted to shaming Ka'b for not affording him the customary hospitality.
it is often resorted men.
The next day, Russia resorted to open aggression
It is sad they resorted to personal attacks when my report very much reflects the views of people in the regions.
Sometimes, partner specially resorted to artificial jealousy,
While Russia has for many years resorted to"provocative practices" by sending their aircraft from the Black sea to the Bulgarian coast.
Owing to these many benefits many people have resorted to remote spying pc softwares and apps
By 1685, the coin shortage had grown so severe that colonial authorities resorted to using playing cards as currency.
he often resorted to advantageous to manipulation of facts.