Sentence examples for recourse beyond from inspiring English sources

Until then, India has little recourse beyond fighting militants on its own territory.

Yet if the university presses on, the heirs have little recourse beyond the court of public opinion.

If a country fails to live up to what it promised in Paris, there is no obvious recourse beyond naming and shaming.

Not only was this a blow to human rights protection, but it also discouraged private-sector investment, as property owners would have no legal recourse beyond national courts.

It said: "These project-related liabilities are non-recourse beyond the M6 Toll assets and... MQA has no commitments to provide further debt or equity funding to the M6 Toll in order to meet these liabilities".

Measured postpartum blood loss, change in pre- to post-delivery haemoglobin levels, and recourse to additional interventions beyond the initial study treatment were documented to assess the efficacy of each uterotonic therapy.

Broken beyond almost all recourse.

He knows that there is no recourse, and his mind races beyond the ceasefire, the celebrations, the expectations, the disenchantments, and even past his own death as the soldiers string him up, "until his mind was no longer whirling and turning, but empty".

In contrast to other evolutionary methods like genetic algorithms, scatter search is founded on the premise that systematic designs and methods for creating new solutions afford significant benefits beyond those derived from recourse to randomization.

Michel Foucault, in Madness and Civilization, praised him for showing "a madness that eats away faces, corrodes features … It is, far beyond dreams, beyond the nightmare of bestiality, the last recourse".

How can students find ways to work or volunteer abroad? A. Of course, my first recourse would be to look at the "Beyond Tourism" section of any Let's Go book, but the Internet is also pretty reliable.