Sentence examples for recourse through from inspiring English sources

If the company closes down having taken your money there's no recourse through Play".

Blanc is not seeking recourse through lawyers, however, as it is his son, Olivier, who created the character.

If their clients feel that the fiduciary responsibility was not met, they have legal recourse through the state courts.

But before the Voting Rights Act, black people had no legal recourse through which to oppose such plans.

In a conference call with reporters, Mr. Szubin described the sanctions as a large achievement that had left Iran "almost without recourse through ordinary banking channels".

A guy who seeks recourse through Venmo the morning after is a guy who doesn't think he got his money's worth the night before.

Meantime, many industry cloud service providers allow monitoring service recourses through their native service interfaces, e.g., Amazon Web Services (AWS) has CloudWatch [[27]] and Rackspace uses Cloud Monitoring [[28]].

If something bad happens to you as a result, your recourse is through an employment tribunal.

Because the town's position appears contrary to state law -- indeed, the Court of Appeals ruled in 1982 that Greenburgh's parks must be paid for townwide -- and because Greenburgh's incorporated villages have a majority of Greenburgh's population, taxpayers in unincorporated Greenburgh like myself have no recourse except through the courts.

BECAUSE of delays in obtaining convictions - the process can drag on for three years - Mr. Wang advises Americans who feel they have been injured by fakes to seek recourse first through administrative remedies such as denial of export permits, the penalty he says is feared most.

"At this point, I think our only recourse is through the courts, because the state is just ignoring us," Councilwoman Katrina Foley said this week.