Since then both violent crime and recourse to the death penalty have declined sharply.
Mr. Dimon says that big banks and small banks each have their own issues and recourse to protection.
No simple physical explanation of thermal diffusion has been devised, and recourse to the accurate, but complicated, kinetic theory is necessary.
To learn what legal rights and recourse you have here, you would do well to contact a specialist in employment law.
Minority voting turnout and registration rates "approach parity" in these places precisely because the V.R.A. serves as a deterrent to and recourse for voting discrimination.
In obedience to the New Testament, they repudiated swearing oaths and recourse to violence, whether at the behest of a magistrate or in war, respectively.
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There haven't been any stable institutions for quite a while – and the military was seen as the last bastion of stability and recourse," said Bassem Sabry, a prominent Egyptian columnist.
The public interest groups that took part in the Naral filing in 2007 say that whatever the intricacies of the fight over Catholic Relief Services, the underlying issue is still the need for some regulatory authority and recourse in disputes.
Emily's philosophical approach to her losses is psychologically necessary for surviving in a gray-area business, where there are no signed contracts and recourse to the police or the courts is impossible, even in Humboldt.
Secrecy, a central concern and recourse of the early modern period (c. 1450 1750) and especially as a mechanism for defense and aggression in courtly society, plays an essential role in Racine's theatre.
