Sentence examples for recourse to the same from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, since independence, poorer communities found that the only recourse to the same process was through local political patronage, connected to the economy of elections and votes or informal dealings with municipal authorities.

The Liturgical Movement of the 20th century has exercised an influence beyond the boundaries of the church in which it originated, and modern clerics of different denominations increasingly resemble one another sartorially because all have had recourse to the same sources of liturgical inspiration.

Of course it is tempting to imagine that someone whose songwriting has always been characterised by allusive re-interpretation (or unsecured borrowing, to use the currently fashionable fiscal terminology) would sit down to write a version of his own life story without recourse to the same methodology.

Nobel laureates, and consummate nincompoops, have recourse to the same megaphone.

Should they have grievances about their cut of the public budget, non-unionised government employees have recourse to the exact same democratic institutions as do other groups of citizens, which is as it should be.

However, there is dangerous potential for models to marginalize people based on biased or inappropriate data, affording them no recourse to those same tools to defend themselves.

After holding jirgas across the tribal areas, these wise men reported that they wanted the black laws repealed, gradual recourse to the laws of the state and the same freedoms as other Pakistanis.

105, holding that inasmuch as respondents were estopped by Marcalus' assignment of the patent to show its validity, they could not, by recourse to the prior art to show noninfringement, accomplish the same result by indirection.

All that remains is recourse to the supreme court.

This is not Abel's first recourse to the courts.

Without recourse to the senses, data remain invisible".