Sentence examples for as recourse for from inspiring English sources

The suits are designed as recourse for cases where people were less likely to independently bring their complaint forward for any number of reasons financial or otherwise.

Upon further investigation, it is the hope that specific patterns of tumor invasiveness can be targeted as recourse for breast cancer treatment.

Our findings concerning TGF-β signaling in epithelial-stromal interactions are important in identifying migratory mechanisms that can be targeted as recourse for breast cancer treatment.

We exemplify this work through three different situations where tools and activities are used by children as recourses for building of interactive systems, while at the same time allowing for bodily action in negotiation of design ideas.

It is used as a recourse for people who have not had success with medications.

"Red Sky is at a complete loss as to why NIHE has elected to act in this way and is seeking legal advice as to recourse for significant damage to its business".

It added: "Red Sky is at a complete loss as to why NIHE has elected to act in this way and is seeking legal advice as to recourse for significant damage to its business".

Antidepressants are not only expensive; according to the clinical standards watchdog National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice), they are for many people no more helpful than a placebo, and should not be used as a first recourse for mild to moderate depression.

Although the federal government is sometimes perceived as the only recourse for victims of police violence, federal employees -- the marshals responsible for courthouse security -- refused to honor Mr. McCallum's city permit.

But it is defended by Republicans as the only recourse for heading off a state of constant caucus infighting because of the large-scale turnover dictated by the eight-year term limit (four two-year terms in the House, two four-year terms in the Senate) that is about to begin.

The commission report described redeveloping Plough Lane, which Merton Council insisted remained viable "if there is a will for the club to pursue this option", as the only recourse for Wimbledon other than Milton Keynes.