The non-recourse status of mortgages in large parts of America, for instance, gives the borrower a highly attractive put option: he can, in effect, sell the house to the lender at any time for the principal outstanding.
After that, current DACA recipients will have no recourse once their statuses expire.
Such conversations often involved recourse to Ethiopia's status as the only African country not to experience a (prolonged) period of foreign colonisation.
Yottam Ottolenghi is the man of the season when it comes to vegetables justifying their existence without recourse to sad side dish status.
I'm sure struggling councils breathe a sigh of relief that they don't, in the main, have to fork out for people with "irregular" immigration status, that no recourse to public funds teams work closely with the Home Office to report those here without status, and that the funding offered is minimal and time limited.
There exists in our communities a separate, hidden class of human beings who have no route to legal status and little recourse to medical attention and police protection, and who suffer from chronic exploitation and abuse — from wage theft to robbery to beatings to homicide.
There exists among us a separate, hidden class of human beings who have no route to legal status and little recourse to medical attention and police protection, and who suffer from chronic exploitation and abuse — from wage theft to robbery to beatings to homicide.
And this improved legal status, might allow immigrants recourse if they are abused.
And because people displaced by climate change have no legal status, they have no recourse for their losses.
Since there is no option for doing away with term limits altogether, the only recourse is to vote to keep the status quo.
The seller's only recourse, if a comment unjustifiably tarnishes their status, is to report a buyer privately to eBay and any negative comments are only removed if eBay receives multiple complaints about an individual.
