But the system's critics say it gives no recourse to women with controlling or abusive guardians.
Ms. Kraft's lawyers countered that church law gives no recourse to priests who say they have been wrongly fired or defamed.
Currently available drugs can alleviate some of the symptoms, but give no recourse to the neuronal decay that underpins the disease.
He had no recourse, was given no options.
La Celia Prince, the representative of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and current spokeswoman for the Caribbean bloc, condemned the ruling because it "strips tens of thousands of people of rights which they have enjoyed from birth and gives them no recourse to appeal".
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As a boy, George Hamilton wanted to be a doctor, but his parents gave him no recourse but to be a movie star.
By Tad Friend George Hamilton As a boy, George Hamilton wanted to be a doctor, but his parents gave him no recourse but to be a movie star.
The title character, 9 himself, is woven from a type of… In 1642, a wheelwright named Claes Rademaker, stooping over a chest of duffels cloth, which he had intended to barter for beaver pelts, was axed… As a boy, George Hamilton wanted to be a doctor, but his parents gave him no recourse but to be a movie star.
"We are urging the immediate release on humanitarian grounds of 19 prisoners; that all prisoners have access to reading and writing materials and are not held in isolation; and that the authorities no longer use executive orders of detention that give detainees no recourse to the legal system," she said.
