Sentence examples for recourse at from inspiring English sources

The tout's recourse at the time was the tipsheet.

Congress has no recourse at all, in the president's view...

She said she felt she had no recourse at the network, which was run tightly by Moonves.

Businesses that don't want to accommodate animals have little recourse at the moment, says William Goren, an attorney specializing in disability law.

If so, would he become a test not just for the tribunals but for the Administration's theory that it can hold prisoners without any recourse at all?

The Council's only recourse at this point seems to be to pass new legislation overriding the new regulations and including specific definitions in the law, several members suggested.

There are several legal recourses at your disposal, designed for individuals who have encountered obstacles in filing workers comp.

We consider PNDP variants that have either fixed flows (formulated at the upper level) or recourse flows (at the lower level) according to different applications.

As Dionne says, really the only recourse left at this point is politics.

Can we count on a corporation to investigate itself, to fully and accurately disclose its conduct so that victims may take recourse, and at the same time take action to prevent recurring wrongdoing – all of which may cause the business to lose money?

For citizens harmed by law enforcement, internal police department reviews and citizen oversight boards seem to offer little to no recourse ― at least in the cities being investigated.