Sentence examples for direct recourse from inspiring English sources

As a named third party in the contract, individuals using a privately run public service will have direct recourse to the domestic courts if their convention rights are breached.

A: Glen C. Rosenberg, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said that since there is no landlord-tenant relationship between the letter writer and the owner of the other building, there is no direct recourse that can be taken against the landlord.

The law of armed conflict, he added, contained a different set of rules, some of which could allow in certain circumstances for direct recourse to lethal force against particular individuals, including combatants in wars and civilians directly participating in hostilities.

And, since that insurance plan — Medicare — is sponsored by the federal government, we will have direct recourse at the ballot box if our collective interests are not well served.

Oral performance seems necessary for the success of this aid to delivery, because of its complex utilization of voices and sound patterns and its direct recourse to the power of Christ's spoken words.

Here we take advantage of the processivity of kinesin to determine the coupling ratio without recourse to direct measurements of ATPase activity, which are subject to large experimental uncertainties.

The findings, published on Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications, suggest that ravens – without recourse to direct observation – are able to understand what might be going on in the mind of another individual.

Combining these values with the equality of the vapor pressures of the solid and liquid phases at their respective melting points, a systematic trend in the equilibrium vapor pressures of the solids could be observed without recourse to direct measurements, which were not possible due to their sluggish sublimation.

Moreover we have been able to generate mathematical formula for this dependence without recourse to direct numerical simulations of the physical model.

Teachers should direct students to their recourses when they encounter sexual harassment at school.

In some cases where our security is under direct threat, we will have recourse to arms.