Sentence examples for recourse both from inspiring English sources

This eventually recourse both formal and informal financial services and therefore leads to investment in both formal and informal sectors (Piabuo et al. 2015).

If things do go wrong, investors have recourse both to the assets that back them and to issuers' balance sheets.

Bondholders also have dual recourse to both the assets in the cover pool and the issuer in case of a bankruptcy.

The moderates have been backing a bipartisan bill sponsored by Greg Ganske, an Iowa Republican, and John Dingell, a Michigan Democrat, which allows aggrieved patients broad recourse in both federal and state courts.

("Would our customers want clothes wrapped by filthy fingers?") An unwise attempt to contact the soldier who infected her (not, as her accusers insist, the other way around) leads to Frieda's incarceration, without trial or legal recourse, as both a loose woman and a hazard to national security.

The accuracy of the scheme has been verified by recourse to both steady and unsteady flow problems.

In addition, comparisons of mitochondrial and nuclear gene genealogies exposed a complex and dynamic history of bananaquits in the Greater and Lesser Antilles that would have remained masked without recourse to both maternal and biparental genealogical markers.

Nevertheless, the exploration of a new idea and its subsequent exploitation require both recourses and systematic planning in order to promote a sustainable entrepreneurship.

Last year, China introduced a series of labour laws that improved mediation and set up an arbitration process to give workers better formal recourse for their grievances, both individual and collective.

There are in fact three teams who've won the World Cup outside of Europe or the Americas - Brazil, plus Germany and the USA who, as of course we all knew without recourse to Wikipedia, have both won the women's tournament in China".

Another important result is that the earlier initiation occurs, the longer the time between initiation and recourse to treatment, for both genders.