Sentence examples for recourse in case from inspiring English sources

President Bush's tort reform, begun in Texas and now virtually to the national level, ensures that these same companies are protected from costly lawsuits, which have been the consumer, and individuals' only recourse in case of illness or death.

This way there is some recourse in case the sitter does not arrive as planned, or if something goes wrong.

Ensuring these registrants are "opted in" gives recourse in cases of fraud, missed delivery, etc., - and other things you'd expect of trading organisations – any consumer can look up the registrant of a website in the WHOIS and contact them if necessary".

Their only recourse in the case of an impasse is binding arbitration, a somewhat unpredictable process that both sides have said they want to avoid.

"Agencies responsible for inspection have no meaningful recourse in the case of non-compliance," he said.

Their only recourse, in most cases, is going through the cumbersome refund process at the respective app stores.

In most states, consumers have little to no recourse in these cases, and must pay the charges or see the debt sent to a collection agency.

Not even the slightest chance of recourse is possible in case your local appraiser finds out you bought $5 cube of zircon as a $500 ruby.

As our own cases make clear, discrimination on the basis of gender expression happens not just to transgender people, but also to lesbians and gay men who have little recourse in the face of such discrimination.

However, this autophagic resistance should be only partial so that, once formed, cancer cells can normally use constitutive autophagy for turnover ensuring, or have recourse to starvation-induced autophagy in case of limited angiogenesis.

Arfi suggested that Sarkozy went with the forgery allegation rather than defamation — typically the go-to legal recourse in France in a case of this kind — in attempt to trigger an investigation that would reveal the source of the document.