Sentence examples for special recourse from inspiring English sources

The central issue in egalitarianism is that of equality of humans in terms of worth and value without any special recourse to their socioeconomic position (29).

Would the fired special counsel have recourse, for example, to contest his firing in the courts?

It is then argued that macro-theories of the "normal" human mental architecture could help synthesise basic theoretical accounts of diverse psychopathologies, without recourse to special purpose clinical cognitive theories of particular psychopathologies or even specific symptoms.

While it was not the first video synthesizer, it is among the first to have been made specifically for individual users — small, inexpensive and uncomplicated enough to be employed without recourse to special facilities or trained engineers.

He introduced fantastic elements into his first movies, "The Cars That Ate Paris" (1974), "Picnic at Hanging Rock" (1975) and "The Last Wave" (1977), but usually without recourse to special effects.

This observation implies that in a numerical implementation, geometrically singular terms can be naively treated by explicitly zeroing their contributions on the axis in integral expressions without recourse to special treatments such as l'Hopital's rule.

But without enough troops to occupy the city, the only recourses were Special Forces raids and further air strikes.

These two aspects are investigated here for the plane stress and plane strain configurations by recourse to a special formulation of anisotropic elasticity theory and experimental evidence.

The idea is to make digital video films quickly and cheaply, without recourse to fancy lighting, special effects or music.

Indeed, while applicants who are rejected for refugee status can at least ask for a limited review of their cases, Iraqis who go through the special immigrant visa process have little recourse if they are rejected.

Their recourse is limited and obscure.