Sentence examples for that recourse from inspiring English sources

It is to the moon that recourse is had to obtain abundance and health.

But the AT&T Mobility decision limited that recourse for consumers.

The statement also criticized some Zionists who use the Bible to justify the Jewish presence in the occupied territories, saying that "recourse to theological and biblical positions which use the word of God to wrongly justify injustices is not acceptable".

"Whenever there is concern from a business that thinks we're trying to take its customers, we sit down with them and talk it through," he said, adding that recourse is also available from state boards, governors' offices and legislators.

In general, irrationalism implies either (in ontology) that the world is devoid of rational structure, meaning, and purpose; or (in epistemology) that reason is inherently defective and incapable of knowing the universe without distortion; or (in ethics) that recourse to objective standards is futile; or (in anthropology) that in human nature itself the dominant dimensions are irrational.

This does not stop him from saying that Sir Douglas Wass, then permanent secretary to the Treasury, was an outstanding civil servant – even though Wass has devoted a book to arguing that recourse to the IMF was inevitable in the atmosphere of the times.

Now that easy recourse to extra finance has been cut off by the credit crisis.

And because of that what recourse do people in Haiti have?

But for all the backsliding, hope lies in the fact that this recourse is plainly diminishing.

But Mr. Braverman has told buyers that their recourse is limited.

But those rules don't carry the force of law, and most travel lawyers say that their recourse is limited.