Sentence examples for recourse outside from inspiring English sources

Her only recourse outside of an illegal abortion was to win permission from her estranged husband and from an all-male hospital board, she said.

"The FA has let Iain Hume down badly and the only option is for recourse outside of the normal football processes," the club's statement added.

Just like Congress is realizing that adjudicating claims of sexual assault needs to go outside the chain of command in the military, claims of harassment and discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity need to have recourse outside the people who are either potentially perpetrating or covering it up.

Most threatening to incumbents of both political parties are those voters - not natural political allies of the Tea Party but skittish about the national deficit and persistent unemployment, and feeling disillusioned with politics in general -- who are seeking recourse anywhere outside the Beltway.

Indeed, such a separation has been suggested even without recourse to sources outside the Commentary on Habakkuk.

The outraged radio fan, Jacques, has no recourse, since XM isn't broadcast outside North America and you can't get XM Radio Online anywhere but here.

"The sun is in the sky, why oh why would I want to be anywhere else?" she sings, which seems a pretty optimistic view of the situation: the sun's nowhere to be seen, the sky is still slate-grey, but at least you can now venture outside without recourse to flippers and breathing apparatus.

Before the Bush Administration, the United States viewed "enforced disappearances" as a crime--bringing criminal charges as early as 1946 against German military and government officials who implemented a program under which people were secretly seized and held outside of recourse to any legal process.

"I had always considered outside aid as a last recourse scenario," he said.

"If we do not have funding from our outside partners, then the only recourse the M.T.A. has is to raise fares, engage in service cutbacks and cutting staff".

A relatively lesser-known intellectual property-rights system (outside those having recourse to its instruments regularly), plant breeders' rights (PBR) or plant variety protection (PVP), has been developed from 1961 onwards, with the enactment of the first Convention under the auspices of the "International Union for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants" (UPOV).