Sentence examples for recourse of the from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, suicide was a frequent recourse of the slaves, who were handy with poisons and powders.

He described a lockout as the only recourse of the employers in the face of an expanding strike.

It is first and last recourse of the homeless and the refugee as well as of the middle-class young.

Traditionally, movie chess is the recourse of the brilliant but socially awkward male, who uses it to communicate when more common methods prove elusive.

The last recourse of the harried gift-shopper is, almost always, the novelty gift: the object that has no use except as a present.

Secrecy, a central concern and recourse of the early modern period (c. 1450 1750) and especially as a mechanism for defense and aggression in courtly society, plays an essential role in Racine's theatre.

Existing psycho-educational interventions aimed at reducing hypoglycaemia are effective, but demanding on the recourses of the clinics, health professionals and people with diabetes.

The central dilemma revolves around the question of recourse on the part of law-makers to moral truth.

The development of transcultural healthcare models will facilitate a preventive approach to avoid legal recourse of these cases and the negative consequences of family destabilization.

There is now a strong limitation of the possibility of recourse to the derogations.

Increasing the size of the college will not eliminate the possibility of recourse to the House.