Sentence examples for right to recourse from inspiring English sources

The Committee's right to recourse to the Court of Justice deserves consideration, if necessary, in order to defend respect for the principle of subsidiarity.

"Yesterday the Supreme Court rightfully upheld a patient's right to legal recourse after sustaining an injury from a pharmaceutical product," said Rep. Frank Pallone Jr., a New Jersey Democrat.

A 5-4 majority struck down part of the 2006 Military Commissions Act, and ruled that all prisoners confined at Guantánamo had a right to habeas recourse through the U.S. courts.

But Democrats argued that the bill would strip patients of their right to legal recourse, and they said that Republicans, in bringing the measure up for consideration without a committee hearing, were simply playing politics.

A contract may allow a person to be treated injuriously without the right to legal recourse.

In fact, borrowers in nonrecourse states pay extra for the right to default without recourse.

While you have the right to pursue legal recourse, that decision is yours".

But a spokesman insists that "we can't stand in the way of people or their right to seek legal recourse".Meanwhile, a group representing the Herero people of neighbouring Namibia, who suffered mass slaughter at the hands of German colonisers a century ago, is going to court to get compensation from German companies that operated there.

Postdocs should have a right to negotiate and recourse when they have grievances, argue two UC Berkeley postdocs who did not want to be named.

McCrory has said he'll urge the Legislature to restore an employee's right to seek legal recourse for discrimination.

And what did she think about the War Powers Act, which took away the president's right to declare war without recourse to Congress?