As part of a new competition, Facebook will award nearly $10 million in non-recourse grants to the top 25 applications.
Acting on the results of DNA testing, Gov. James S. Gilmore III, Mr. Washington's only recourse for appeal, granted an "absolute pardon" in the 1982 rape and murder of Rebecca L. Williams, a Culpeper County homemaker.
But the measure would grant workers a recourse similar to that under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which forbids employers from discriminating based on gender, race and religion.
This seems a very small price to pay when balanced against the extraordinarily cheap compulsory license that songwriters are required to grant with very little recourse against the music user for noncompliance.
We accord ourselves only the appeals we scream to God in the final moments when there is no other recourse, because it is our decision to grant ourselves none.
"For justified claims such as mine there should be a fast-track, independent process without recourse to the law, which has the power to grant an immediate and prominent apology in the offending paper.
Despite popular perceptions, other non-EU residents subject to immigration control have no recourse to public funds like tax credits and Job Seeker's Allowance until they are granted permanent residence.
If this motion is granted, Marri could remain in custody on American soil indefinitely, without any further legal recourse.
Under UK law,, May must grant permission for extraditions to proceed, so she is able to stop extraditions without recourse to the courts.
They exist to encourage innovation by granting inventors the right to own their creations and pursue investment without fear, or at least with recourse, from knock-offs.
