1.   Many governments thus resort to financing expenditure through domestic bank borrowing and printing money, both of which are inflationary.

2.   If taxation finance is not available to cover public expenditure, governments must resort to debt finance or increases in the money supply to finance their activities.

3.   Although the individual acts of terrorism give me great heartache, I am most disturbed when governments resort to such savage acts.

4.   Aside from slashing spending, the government has also resorted to raising taxes.

5.   In fact, trading became so cumbersome that some governments resorted to the barter system, exchanging one cargo for another.

6.   In Indonesia, where the laws are even more toothless, the government has resorted to shaming its corporate sector.

7.   In the meantime, in some parks the government is resorting to what some officials say may be the only way to save some ruins.

8.   The death penalty is eschewed, but the government has resorted to commando assassinations of terrorists, seen as a way to protect Israelis from their schemes.

9.   The government resorted to issuing a federal decree after failing to muster enough votes to pass a law in the Yugoslav Parliament last week.

10.   The government has resorted to direct borrowing at least once before, to cover shortfalls in a special account for national forestry projects.