Sentence examples for recourse open from inspiring English sources

"It's really heartbreaking, but it's time to move on to the only recourse open to us".

It is mindful of the huge scale of local corruption, of the lack of recourse open to its victims and of the simmering hatred it engenders.

The final recourse open to them is a judicial review, and a meeting has been scheduled on 18 February for councils that may wish to pursue this route.

Ms. Guest has contacted lawyers to see if she still has any legal recourse open to her, and she is attempting to make contact with other alleged victims of Mr. Brooks.

The search for a greater effectiveness regarding nursing practices and their recourse opens to the second step.

Describing the cruelty of his confinement, he recalls that he began transforming himself into a man simply because the brutal treatment he received made it clear that there was no other recourse left open to him: "The place for apes was in a cage, nailed to the wall," he recalls, "so I had to stop being an ape".

An attempt to deal with the problem without recourse to open surgery (and the significant attendant risk of paraplegia) resulted in a complication that necessitated emergency surgery.

There is no democratic check on what's happening and little recourse left open to the average person.

So the president left open recourse to a tougher position.

Unfortunately, this recourse is not open to Normando, nor to Adolfo Fernández Saínz, Julio César Gálvez Rodríguez, Fabio Prieto Llorente, Pedro Argüelles Morán or José Luis García Paneque - just five of the writers for whom English PEN has been campaigning for the last five years.

The republic governed by words and persuasion in sum, ruled by public speech is almost sure to realize the common good of its citizens; and even should it err, recourse is always open to further discourse.