Sentence examples for be recourse to from inspiring English sources

If we fail to do this, we will have lost the greatest possibility to have emerged from this catastrophe, and there will not be recourse to amend our mistake.

With the ballot box available, why should there be recourse to the street?" It is an important question, and the answer, I believe, is the convergence of three phenomena.

When bilateral means of resolving such conflicts proved insufficient, there could be recourse to either the precedent of convoking an apostolic council (Acts 15) or to what Irenaeus had already called "the preeminent authority of this church [of Rome], with which, as a matter of necessity, every church should agree".

Air defence sites and command centres might also be hit as a warning of Western capabilities should there need to be recourse to military action again in the future.

Michael Mansfield QC, representing 73 of the families, said the "problems at Hillsborough were anticipated in other grounds, at other times" and hoped there would be recourse to reports on other disasters at football matches.

All that remains is recourse to the supreme court.

Sharia seems to work better when there is recourse to a secular system, as there is in Bosnia and northern Nigeria.

As a social worker of 30 years standing, Willow says that when a council has failed to provide good care, the one thing she has been able to offer a child is recourse to the protections of the law.

The only ultimate in knowledge is recourse to the empirical in verification.

Only where adversarial relationships and lack of trust has occurred is recourse to committees and the authority of the courts required.

There has to be recourse.