It is a department discipline tool that has no recourse and no court of appeals.
"We would hope, therefore, that one has recourse to these earlier reports about other grounds, and safety and management at grounds in other contexts".
Starting this fall, patients in all health plans can contest claim denials in an independent state-level review procedure — a recourse that has not generally been available to employees of companies that pay their employees' health claims directly.
They have promised a legal challenge under the European Convention on Human Rights, a recourse that has led to increasingly frequent rebuffs for the British government on issues affecting civil liberties.
In such circumstances, one possible recourse, that has been used quite frequently in imagery experimentation (particularly by Kosslyn), is to conduct a post-experimental interview with each of the subjects, and ask them what they think the experimental hypothesis and the variables of interest might have been.
I'm looking at these families that had no recourse, no papers and no way to express this nightmare they are going through".
The forum will be attended by leaders, academics, policy-makers and religious officials from all over the Arab world and will deal with how we can enable access to justice for all people that have no recourse to legal mechanisms for their most fundamental rights – be it religion, property, education or water.
The difference between a colour-sighted person and someone colour-blind would consist of the fact that the former has recourse to representations with specific nonconceptual content, whereas the latter does not.
Instead of the pills, he was to get infusions of the chemotherapy drug that has been the notoriously ineffective recourse in treating melanoma for 30 years.
Reading from the bill, Ratliff noted, "The school district can deny the petition and there is no recourse because that has been taken out.
