Sentence examples for similar recourse from inspiring English sources

But there is no similar recourse for farmers.

But her action prompted others to seek similar recourse, and as a result Honda has had to defend or is still facing at least 36 lawsuits in Small Claims Court over its fuel-economy claims for the Civic in jurisdictions from New Bedford, Mass., to St . Louisto Multnomah County in Oregon and Arlington, Wash.

Similar recourse applies to suspected homicide.

While complaints under the Human Rights Act provide similar legal recourse in Canada, and some survivors and activists are beginning to use that legislation to challenge universities, education is under provincial jurisdiction, making these solutions patchwork.

Facebook followed a similar strategy without recourse.

Similar situations entail recourse to concepts that, used in different national contexts, require new definitions.

Perhaps Spinoza could reach a similar conclusion without recourse to all that.

But the measure would grant workers a recourse similar to that under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which forbids employers from discriminating based on gender, race and religion.

"You can imagine how many innocent individuals and organizations have suffered at the hands of World-Check and similar entities with no recourse," he said.

And that, at least, should make us wonder whether the Geithner plan's similar reliance on non-recourse loans really is as much of a recipe for distortionary pricing and overvaluation as it's been made out to be.

"If the management refuses to add the son to the lease, and the mother believes that the refusal is not applied equally to all people in similar situations, the mother's recourse would be to file an appeal of the refusal with the regulatory agency supervising the development," Mr. Gussaroff said.