Sentence examples for limited recourse from inspiring English sources

Our results are also in line with Dobbie and Goldsmith-Pinkham (2015), who find that limited recourse for mortgage debt that is, household limited liability leads to a decrease in the employment rate.

UKEF says the loan was "the largest it has ever supported on a limited recourse project financing basis".

The Cold War was waged on political, economic, and propaganda fronts and had only limited recourse to weapons.

In addition, incorporating prepayment and limited recourse default options into the mortgage contract increases systemic risk when compared with full recourse mortgage contracts having yield maintenance prepayment penalties.

The report raised concerns about the emerging trend of superannuation funds using limited recourse borrowing arrangements to buy assets, which increased the risk to taxpayers who underwrote adverse outcomes through the provision of the age pension.

Considering several cases and through discussion of the theoretical debate, Anthony outlines the limited recourse courts had to the European Convention on Human Rights for protection of fundamental rights prior to the Human Rights Act.

When I see how happy people can be from the limited recourses they have, when I hear children laugh and I walk towards them to find out what magic has made them happy … We don't need much to be happy; that is what I have learned".

Many species live in the same environment, share the basic necessities, and compete for the limited recourses.

The aim for the researchers in the First Experimental Study of Transference Interpretations FESTT) [ 16, 17] was, to develop a simple measure usable when limited recourses define the available time for transcription and rating.

However, it has been argued that the application of such high quality study design is often logistically impossible and unaffordable owing to limited recourses [ 27].

We must come up with ways to overcome these hurdles and by making this tool we have tried, at least in part, to increase the competence of our trainees, while using the limited recourses available to us.