Sentence examples for better recourse from inspiring English sources
Landlord-Tenant Court stands ready to resolve disputes, but mediation may be a better recourse than any court.
It had a political tinge, felt most keenly in Carlyle's "On Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History," published in 1841; if you fear the crowd, and the disorders it can wreak, what better recourse than to highlight the man who stands out from it?
If Israel's settlement activity in the occupied territories is a violation of international law and convention, then what better recourse do opponents of this behavior have than to non-violently boycott, divest from, or sanction those settlements, their products, and those who build them and invest in them?
My best recourse is to fight for the protection of civil liberties, and continue to actively seek new and better politicians than what either party is currently offering.
Last year, China introduced a series of labour laws that improved mediation and set up an arbitration process to give workers better formal recourse for their grievances, both individual and collective.
But even though your website might be your most business important asset, you don't have the same protection from your domain host, and there ought to be better procedures and recourse in place to prevent this from happening.
Sharia seems to work better when there is recourse to a secular system, as there is in Bosnia and northern Nigeria.
While I remain stymied by the moral imponderables and physical trials of exhibition hopping, though, I have gotten the better of Museum Mind without recourse to merchandise.
"They're seeking recourse to a better life in this country, for economic migrancy, and the system can't sustain them".
Such insight may provide the clinician with a better understanding of lay health recourses, and, possibly, provide a better starting point for suggesting strategies or discussing potentially maladaptive strategies to patients suffering pain following whiplash.
