Sentence examples for any recourse to from inspiring English sources

Careful instructions were given to avoid any recourse to violence.

Careful instructions were given to organisers and members to avoid any recourse to violence.

Palestinians had to renounce immediately and unconditionally any recourse to violence in pursuit of their objectives.

The existence of rules of redistribution is explained without any recourse to the risk-aversion of agents.

Do I have any recourse to the sponsor's refusal to allow me to renovate?... Rhoda Ostrow, Manhattan.

Less clear is whether Democrats, including McAuliffe, have any recourse to block the job appointments that Puckett apparently negotiated.

Mr. Cannon said he was exploring whether he had any legal recourse to oppose the sale in court.

A few of the doctors have begun investigating whether they have any legal recourse to force the government to come up with the money for the loan payments.

One might read these statements as general existential claims about the human condition: we live as we dream alone, as Conrad would have it; or more prosaically, we live in effect as behaviorists, resigned to registering what people do without any interpretive recourse to the inner states that might have shaped their doings.

"Without [co-adoption], if something happened to either me or Joe we don't have any legal recourse to keep the other's biological child," Hanna said.

Furthermore, the law criminalises protest against mining operations, leaving those communities that would bear the brunt of the industry's pollution and displacement without any legal recourse to defend their homes.