Sentence examples for be a recourse from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't rule out that this may be a recourse," Mr. Papandreou said, in response to questions in an interview on CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS" on Sunday.

Employment tribunals are supposed to be a recourse to justice, yet thousands of workers who win their claims never receive a penny of compensation.

Meeting these fundamental needs and providing combustion analysis of numerous fuel blends of various mixing ratios, this new model can be a recourse tool for researchers working on fuels, surrogates, emissions and internal combustion engine modelling.

Removing statues is a recourse with a long history.

If some of us want to express our opinions, there's a recourse already on the books.

Pettibon didn't express the era so much as seem to struggle through it toward air more breathable, with humor that was a recourse from discomfort.

If the thirties and forties were the golden age of the Great Books programs — the tools of a middle class striving toward the academy — TED is a recourse for college-educated adults who want to close the gap between academic thought and the lives they live now.

Unlike the health facility where there is a recourse to governments as the employer of health workers, it is more challenging to enforce rules governing the supply of health services by informal providers.

Then if they say -- then I would ask them, if it's a recourse debt, and they say, 'Yes, it's recourse, but I'm broke.' Okay.

You just have to give them back the keys and say, "Good-bye". If it's a recourse loan, you can't do that.

Landlord-Tenant Court stands ready to resolve disputes, but mediation may be a better recourse than any court.