Sentence examples for involved recourse from inspiring English sources

Abu Qatada's arrival in his native Jordan brought to an end a £1.7m legal fight that involved recourse to European courts and the drafting of a special treaty of mutual assistance between the British and Jordanian governments.

Such conversations often involved recourse to Ethiopia's status as the only African country not to experience a (prolonged) period of foreign colonisation.

But the mere fact that the government was working hard to rebuild the Kabul museum and share its treasures through international exhibitions was having a big moral effect: many objects had been returned voluntarily.Sometimes recovering lost objects involves recourse to law or parliamentary lobbying; sometimes moral suasion is the only way.

This may not be total evidence, but it does involve recourse to additional information; in what way does this move beyond verificationism?

To explain the interaction between two bodies requires alluding only to their physical properties (size, shape and motion) without the need to take recourse to any Aristotelian explanation involving final causes.

And a politician whose foreign policy does not involve immediate recourse to Bomber Command, but treats refugees as humans, speaks for many more people than the attacks on Corbyn would indicate.

They need recourse and accountability.

Some even take recourse to become goths.

The human recourse management was involved in the programme development from the start to ensure top-down adoption in the organisation and increase of the chance of long-term implementation.

"Creditors have less recourse when he is involved — but that is his job".

There was a complication, however: Puccini was then involved with another woman who was fully expecting to marry him and threatened legal recourse.