Sentence examples for that recourse for from inspiring English sources

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

That recourse may not be available for car owners in the future, as some automakers have started to challenge class actions — and to a lesser extent, lemon laws — by trying to force consumers to agree instead to a binding arbitration process.

That recourse, however, is available only to 13 percent of the teachers receiving such a rating for the first time.

Eagles fans — and defensive backs — won't have that recourse.

She felt, once again, that she had inadequate recourse for a problem that shows no sign of abating.

That has been the recourse for many in Chicago, as the above figures indicate.

The analysis of the two approaches for addressing the tradeoff of cost vs. reliability indicates that recourse accounts not only for the frequency of constraint violations, as the probability of failure does, but also for the intensity with which these occur.

They say it's not big and it's not clever, and that it's recourse for the lazy and unimaginative.

While many in her circle are thinking of emigrating, Sultanova said that would be the last recourse for her.

Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notices are the current recourse for studios that find their copyrighted content on sites where they shouldn't be.

Scientists hope the process, in which gentle shocks were applied to the surface of the brain in baboons, could be a dramatic improvement over the more extreme and complex surgical treatments that are currently the only recourse for patients with the worst symptoms.