Sentence examples for private recourse from inspiring English sources

Yet there is stronger indication of private recourse to pagan cults in the worsening political situation.

In this respect, Traylor's work suggests that even old age and the semblance of liberation are not enough to free a human being from the conditions of strife and repression that arrests human growth in all aspects of cultural life except the private recourse to freedom found forever in dreaming.

The privatization of war: The U.S. military's recourse to private contractors has strengthened the profit motive for war-making and prolonged wars as well.

The recourse to private profit seeking services considers all the private profit seeking services.

The recourse to private denominational services considers all the denominational private health structures.

There's the controversial provision giving parents recourse to private language instruction.

The PRI and P.R.D. have both presented proposals for revamping of the commission without recourse to private investment.

Private creditors can seek recourse in court, but even if they win in courts outside the debtor countries they generally cannot enforce any judgments, because there's no way for foreign judges to compel another country to pay.

But today it can end up financing top-of-the-line programs for disabled students while students in overcrowded or poorly taught mainstream classrooms do not have recourse to private schools.

The final argument is the most absurd: "it has been the longstanding view of the UK Government that the most effective way to ensure that there is no impunity for human rights abuses" is "by seeking international consensus and co-operation through treaties rather than by recourse to private civil litigation in distant courts".

These projects have been subject to strong political support, a mobilisation of public financing and recourse to private financing.