Sentence examples for have recourse from inspiring English sources

If Forced to Move, Tenant May Have Recourse Q.

Any deposit-insurance scheme must have recourse to government backing.

Failing that, Simon does have recourse to another Louis.

Instead, employees who sustain work-related injuries would commonly have recourse to a state-maintained fund.

You may have recourse if your phone is lost or stolen.

Here again we were obliged to have recourse to whatever expedient ingenuity suggested.

Beckett's characters, who can find no comfort in the desert, also have recourse to Cranmer's words.

They would also have recourse to different classes of shares with different degrees of power.

The unwise demonstrations of the radicals caused the government to have recourse to repressive legislation.

I ask, then, who interprets her, and, finding Chrysippus does, I have recourse to him.

For design purposes, engineers have recourse to an isolated member or sub-frame model.