Sentence examples for access to recourse from inspiring English sources

"By dismissing potentially legitimate complaints in this way, DOJ could deny some whistleblowers access to recourse, permit retaliatory activity to go uninvestigated, and create a chilling effect for future whistleblowers," the GAO said.

Denied access to legal recourse, religious radicals increasingly appear the victims of an arbitrary government.

Meanwhile, any alternative immigration scheme in which national labour laws are extended to cover migrant domestic workers and ensure their protection and access to legal recourse would be welcomed.

For Palestinian Bedouin and herder communities, violation of the right to adequate housing and to be free from homelessness and its grave repercussions is a daily threat and a common reality, with no end in sight and no access to effective recourse or remedy.

Too often these workers are left unpaid without access to any recourse.

Existence at the lowest levels of the social hierarchy means they have the least access to political recourse, and therefore they are often overlooked for service provision by the local government.

Conservative central bankers worry that it would still break the rule that bans direct purchases by the ECB, in spirit at least.An alternative, quietly touted by some North American officials, is to tempt investors into buying bonds by giving them access to non-recourse loans from the ECB.

A commonly mentioned reason for this was problems with access to proximal PA recourses relative to number of inhabitants in the county (population density: 41/sq mi).

In effect, these laws have created an open season on Alaskan sex workers for violent criminals looking to target people with no recourse or access to protection under the law.

If any of those companies give the government access to my data, I have no recourse.

Meanwhile, you'd have no recourse – and no access to your child.