Sentence examples for first recourse for from inspiring English sources

Yet by virtue of its ubiquity, Google is often the arbiter of first recourse for borders and toponyms [5].

Airlines are required to post a notice at check-in detailing passengers' rights and are a first recourse for complaints.

Antidepressants are not only expensive; according to the clinical standards watchdog National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice), they are for many people no more helpful than a placebo, and should not be used as a first recourse for mild to moderate depression.

America's working poets, particularly those who publish with small presses and live in close-knit poetry communities outside the borders of urban bohemia, need to be the first recourse for harried magazine editors looking to publish lengthy pieces on contemporary poetry.

For decades, he pointed out, digital technology has been one of Estonia's first recourses for public ailments.

It is, of course, the first recourse of every elitist to see social barbarism in others.

As always when irresponsible power outruns reasonable regulation, the first recourse of reformers is disclosure.

If the reason for DAMA is modifiable by the pediatricians, their first recourse is to fix the situation in favor of the parents to alleviate the difficulties in continuing treatment.

This is not Abel's first recourse to the courts.

His first recourse is to Zimbabwe's courts, but they are sympathetic to Mr Mugabe.

His first recourse, as you'd expect, would have included forceps.