Sentence examples for recourse from from inspiring English sources

This is expected to allow companies to fire staff of less than two years' standing without fear of recourse from an employment tribunal.

Pettibon didn't express the era so much as seem to struggle through it toward air more breathable, with humor that was a recourse from discomfort.

Of course, the premiere episode also sees the consistently unlucky-in-love Tom Haverford suffering recourse from his past dalliance with Mona Lisa.

Now, what once seemed like a trivial detail — whether to take a generic or brand-name drug — has become the deciding factor in whether a patient can seek legal recourse from a drug company.

Many are illegal immigrants, are frequently subjected to workplace abuses and rarely seek recourse from law enforcement officials or the courts, either because they are ignorant of their rights or they fear deportation.

An alternative would be to follow the model of the International Monetary Fund and establish an Independent Evaluation Office, which is able to publish reports without recourse from the ministers or officials who invented the policy in the first place.

Whatever your answer, the ABS's refusal to engage in a public process and the hasty and secretive implementation of proposals that have twice previously been rejected, has left people standing against this proposal with little recourse aside from civil disobedience.

Then, through jointly designing the transmit/receive structure or optimizing the recourse allocation from a global rather than local perspective, various gain can be obtained over the non-cooperative case.

One way to rescue civil recourse theory from this objection is to see it as a kind of corrective justice theory, though doing so requires adjusting the picture of corrective justice presented above.

(d) Practicality (Physician) This aspect considers the amount of work (documentation, explanation, monitoring), personnel and equipment needs, time for physician/patient interaction, remuneration of therapeutic measures, invoicing difficulties/risk of recourse claims from the health insurance companies.

In lengthy speeches in late March and early April, senators marshaled their best arguments for and against the emancipation bill, making recourse to examples from world history and precedents from the founding fathers and the Supreme Court.