Sentence examples for sought recourse from inspiring English sources

In addition to the legal confrontation by Kim Dotcom group, they also sought recourse to politics.

Mr Reynolds steadfastly protested his innocence, alleged irregularities in the testing procedures and sought recourse against the International Amateur Athletics Federation in the American courts which in 1992 awarded him $6.8m in lost earnings and $20.5m in punitive damages.

But Batra, who is associated with the family of Hindu nationalist organizations connected to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (R.S.S ., has many defenders, who maintain that he has simply sought recourse to which he is entitled by Indian law.

In the name of fighting terrorism and re-establishing stability, Egypt has arrested thousands (one local non-governmental organisation puts the figure at more than 20,000) and sought recourse to legislation that has effectively killed off public displays of political opposition.

While many of the center's clients have sought recourse in the court system, its staff members — nearly all of Afghan descent — say that a Western, one-size-fits-all approach does not always work, so they have been amenable to alternatives that hew to Afghan traditions.

"In light of Tuesday's decision by Lord Glennie at the Court of Session, it is necessary to clarify the position of the Scottish FA in relation to the disciplinary sanctions imposed on Rangers FC. "It is regrettable that a member club has sought recourse for a football disciplinary matter through increasingly costly civil court action.

It is also easier to seek recourse.

There are many other places that allow borrowers to lodge complaints or seek recourse, of course.

Workers in any of these states can seek recourse and other penalties through state courts.

Many victims of domestic violence do not seek recourse to the needed medical and legal services.

It is hopeless to seek recourse from these woes in statute books and legal niceties.