Sentence examples for effective recourse from inspiring English sources

Multidisciplinary pain clinics have demonstrated effectiveness and may, in the long term, be the most economical and effective recourse in the treatment of chronic pain.

For some sufferers, the most effective recourse is pharmacological.

Clause 118 opens the door to wholesale NHS changes across large areas with almost no effective recourse to public scrutiny and debate.

If the dissent were the law, a woman of impeccable character who was branded a "whore" by a jealous neighbor would have no effective recourse unless she could prove "actual malice" by clear and convincing evidence.

But here he underestimates the importance of trust in economic as well as social relationships and the role of government in promoting trust by assuring common ground rules and effective recourse in the event of fraud and negligence.

For Palestinian Bedouin and herder communities, violation of the right to adequate housing and to be free from homelessness and its grave repercussions is a daily threat and a common reality, with no end in sight and no access to effective recourse or remedy.

It also details the lack of effective legal recourse or remedy to individuals whose rights were violated.

Democrats said the proposal provided so much protection to employers and insurers that injured patients might be left without any effective legal recourse.

This Act has become the only effective legal recourse against multinationals which incite or sponsor torture, genocide, murder or a breach of the Geneva Conventions.

Still, Congress remains a workplace where victims say they have few effective avenues for recourse.

But back in Whitehall the chancellor – ably propped up by Vince Cable – carried on cutting regardless, knowing full well that the rights of those hardworking people were being sufficiently diminished so as to ensure that legislation could no longer be seen as an effective route to recourse against the actions of unscrupulous employers.