Sentence examples for it recourse from inspiring English sources

Is it recourse or non-recourse?

They say it's not big and it's not clever, and that it's recourse for the lazy and unimaginative.

Once a link between a putative disease cluster and a local source of environmental pollution has been put forward, it is extremely difficult to confirm or refute it without recourse to external data (e.g., from another area or time period).

The republic governed by words and persuasion in sum, ruled by public speech is almost sure to realize the common good of its citizens; and even should it err, recourse is always open to further discourse.

In order to develop workable policy serving those functionally impaired by mental illness, we need to learn to talk about it without recourse to the broad brushes of its existing metaphors.

"The club will be speaking to its legal advisors to see if it has recourse against the Senegalese Federation and/or Fifa".

Or who were press-ganged into it without recourse to resist.

And it's recourse in such trying times a prickly chauvinism would surely be felt beyond China's borders.

He tells it without recourse to clichés, or specificity: "We were pulling in the spiritual, riding on the desert wind".

Then there are times when a film adaptation is so profoundly dissatisfying that it demands recourse to the book.

The white-van demographic Ergatoudis claims they decide what new music makes it without recourse to market research.