Sentence examples for do recourse from inspiring English sources

Though many states give banks recourse to sue borrowers for their losses, Mr. Case said, in practice it's not often done "It's tough to do recourse," he said.

Unless this be done, recourse will be had more and more by the rich to tax-free securities and the Treasury will collect less and less from this class.

In the case of human minds, however, it is proposed that thoughts can have the meanings or contents they do without recourse to collective arrangements.

Political opponents do have recourse against executive orders in the courts.

But what did this recourse consist of, what was this refuge?

Failing that, Simon does have recourse to another Louis.

Unlike previous linear decomposition of quantizer, the nonlinear one does not recourse to some conservative assumptions either on control input or system nonlinearities.

It's all done without recourse to the clichés of grim tower-block estate, Rolex-and-BMW bling or ethnic aggro; instead the film relies on poetry, music, precision acting and a startlingly fresh eye.

This cannot be done without recourse to universal principles which enable us to deduce what is lacking to limited experience.

This may not be total evidence, but it does involve recourse to additional information; in what way does this move beyond verificationism?

Predicting the function of newly discovered proteins by simply inspecting their amino acid sequence is one of the major challenges of post-genomic computational biology, especially when done without recourse to experimentation or homology information.