Sentence examples for its recourse from inspiring English sources
Israel broke off negotiations on re-opening the borders; Hamas has nothing to show but destruction and 2,100 dead for its recourse to guns and rockets.
Its recourse to months of crippling strikes and street protests, in association with Jamaat, was desperate and did not go down well with most Bangladeshis.Foreigners will press for a new vote, but not firmly.
Where Broomfield's film stumbles slightly is in its recourse to set speeches in which characters outline their inner thoughts; perhaps a hangover of the documentary habit of getting people to explain themselves.
Rebutting criticism of the 21-day evidence limit, the governor's office said that Mr. Gilmore felt that "over all, the Virginia criminal justice system works quite well" with its recourse to executive clemency.
He said the company is contemplating its recourse and likely reconsidering its business model, which hinges on direct-to-customer sales.
Although the pre-post design of the present study does not allow for conclusions about comparative effectiveness, study findings suggest that the anthroposophic approach, with its recourse to non-verbal and artistic exercising therapies can be useful for patients motivated for such therapies.
Is it recourse or non-recourse?
Liptrot writes about attending AA meetings and grappling with her own doubts about its programme, with its frequent recourse to the concept of a "higher power"; in the process she tells us a great deal about the psychological mechanics of getting sober – arguably, itself a form of incontinence.
Kryptonite didn't have a blog and had rarely interacted with bike enthusiasts online, so its only recourse was to post information on its Web site.
The bank would accept the cost of the principal write-down because the resulting loan — with its lower loan-to-value ratio and its full recourse feature — would be much less likely to result in default.
Oral performance seems necessary for the success of this aid to delivery, because of its complex utilization of voices and sound patterns and its direct recourse to the power of Christ's spoken words.
