Sentence examples for recourse that one from inspiring English sources
Go a step farther up the ladder to a Federal district court which is the only recourse that one has if a loved one is killed by accident through a mistaken identity or incident by law enforcement, is to sue on a civil rights violation.
"The Light of Day" has no equivalent to Greene's tormented Roman Catholicism: Swift's secular vision of humanity leaves his characters clinging to nothing but one another, a recourse that often proves unreliable.
We show how one can formulate this problem as a Markov decision process with recourse that considers decision making throughout the process life cycle and at different hierarchical levels.
While you have the right to pursue legal recourse, that decision is yours".
Q What recourse does one have regarding companies that have closed down and reopened elsewhere while owing services or refunds to customers?
The Bush team filed suit with the Supreme Court in Washington knowing that the Supreme Court in Florida would "always be a problem and that there had to be recourse," as one Bushie put it.
That a term is purely descriptive means only that one can decide whether or not it applies without recourse to evaluative judgments.
That this power so arises follows from what proponents regard as a deeply embedded legal principle the principle of civil recourse which says that one who has been wronged is legally entitled to an avenue of recourse against the perpetrator.
It's difficult to keep fact separate from opinion when you believe that one side has its facts wrong, and it's impossible to make judgments about newsworthiness without recourse to an underlying sense of what's important.
What recourse is one permitted after being assaulted by a shape-shifting hooker?
