Sentence examples for recourse questions from inspiring English sources

Among the other two-thirds that did provide some recourse, questions still remained significantly unresolved one out of every four times.

The way to determine who is who without recourse to a question that you know the answer to is to ask a question embedded in a question, such as: "If I asked you whether you take two sugars would you say yes?" Puzzee, who takes two sugars and tells the truth, will answer yes.

The United States remains fiercely attached to its sovereignty; the new administration wants to bolster national defense as it questions automatic recourse to multilateralism.

But he said that employees who knew they were subject to firing without recourse if they answered questions from their employer honestly would be less likely to cooperate.

I find it rather difficult to answer that question without recourse to the old cliche of crack dealers avoiding their own product.

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

By referencing horror and sci-fi subgenres that feature feminist undertones the rape revenge narrative and the demonic pregnancy narrative— The Magicians asks us to question the recourse available to a victimized woman who is saddled with an unwanted pregnancy.

Still, the changes in the four cases raise questions about what recourse, if any, parties in these cases have today.

Combining ideas of Bolzano and Lotze, Husserl answers this question by taking recourse to the notion of an ideal (i.e., abstract) species or type, as follows.

We need to ask ourselves the much bigger question: what other recourse did he have?

Sulma Franco's black spike heels clanked down the corridor of the Texas church building, as she lead me to her room, the one she's been living in for weeks, ever since US immigrations officials told her she was definitely, without question or further recourse, going to be deported.