Sentence examples for avenues for recourse from inspiring English sources

And there are statutory avenues for recourse should these powers be abused.

Still, Congress remains a workplace where victims say they have few effective avenues for recourse.

Wolf wouldn't have it any other way: niceness leaves truths untold and avenues for recourse unexplored.

Other differences include the additional avenues for recourse — almost none for Afghans, versus the ability to apply directly to the United States for refugee status as an Iraqi.

Yet for many other people whose files have been mixed up by credit agencies, or whose files show debt that has long been cleared, the avenues for recourse might not be as obvious.

Universities should have avenues for recourse against the perpetrators of harassment at all levels, which the victims can access without fear of reprisal, burden of proof or risk of personal or career injury to the vulnerable party.

In response, apologists pointed out that the UDRP explicitly does not prevent either party from submitting a dispute for consideration before a court with proper jurisdiction something that presumably would give "average Joe" an avenue for recourse.

Amara, who was among the 15 protesters charged with public disorder offences, says the district's paramount chief has effectively blocked the community from negotiating directly with the company and has left no avenue for recourse.

He was right, and the consequences of the last election could well be a loss of liberty, choice, access and avenues of recourse for many.

The Next Steps What are the avenues of recourse for passengers who got no cruise or a partial cruise and no refund?

Class-action lawsuits have become one of the primary avenues of recourse for employees claiming injustice in the workplace, particularly in an era of diminished labor unions.