"Repsol will not have much bargaining power given the limited legal recourse at its disposal," said Laurence Allan and Juliette Kerr of IHS Global Insight, pointing to Argentina's refusal to pay out on other World Bank arbitration claims.
American officials are also insisting on legally binding commitments that give the government recourse if the combined company fails to cooperate with investigators or compromises the secrecy of law enforcement actions, the people said.
Scott's mother spoke to the press about her belief that God would provide justice — an altogether reasonable recourse given the failure of human beings to do the same.
Given the relatively high level of recourse to informal health services, estimations of levels of violence based on official (health-facility based) statistic alone risks considerably underestimating the reality of the violence in this context.
As such, they should be given the highest priority while allocating recourses … Surprisingly, these dimensions, are not controversial.
She has spoken to the need for bolstering freelancers' rights, giving contractors the recourse to get paid, and establishing a system of portable benefits that reflects the current and evolving nature of work.
Given the difficulties associated with undertaking full-scale measurements in tornadoes, recourse is often made to models.
The establishment of a neutral fact-finder gives the umpires some recourse if they are fired, suspended for more than seven days or fined more than $2,000.
Congress did not originally intend to give the president this recourse when it enacted the law during the post-Watergate reform era that has governed how and when presidents may invoke emergency-power statutes.
Jerome Kaino slipped between two weak tackles on the left before Aaron Cruden burrowed for the line, and if replays suggested he may have been marginally short, referee Nigel Owens gave the try without recourse to the television match official.
