Sentence examples similar to possible recourses for from inspiring English sources

But while the lost sale probably will not result in any board liability for this sale, he said, it could provide the basis for possible recourse against the board for future lost sales if it does not comply with its duties.

What possible recourse is there for those left out of this development – the moderate Labour politicians who have seen their party walk out from under them; and the great mass of unaligned, non-ideological voters who would like to have a choice between plausible governing parties?

Each week, they highlight books that seem to them so self-evidently ridiculous that weeding is the only possible recourse.

The CFPB, after years of testimony, research and analysis, concluded that class actions should be one possible recourse.

After you have talked with your child directly, one possible recourse is the next step.

The decision by the judge, Shira A. Scheindlin, of Federal District Court, (see also below) provides possible legal recourse for hundreds of thousands of people who have been caught up in the department's increasingly vigorous stop-and-frisk practice, which critics say unjustly ensnares blacks and Latinos.

The predator accountability law provides few legal recourses for those being sued.

Meanwhile, legal recourse makes it possible for those with deep pockets to fasten onto a single issue that affects their interests without the necessity of winning others to their point of view.

Moreover, there is scant recourse for those targeted.

There is little recourse for victims of injustice.

But there is no similar recourse for farmers.