Sentence examples for which recourse from inspiring English sources

This problem is fundamental to every problem: "Inequality eventually engenders a violence which recourse to arms cannot and never will be able to resolve".

They provide a social grammar to which recourse is made in shaping one's relationships in meaningful and situationally appropriate ways.

So, while ABM can be used to model intercellular and cell microenvironmental interactions, as suggested by Thorne et al. [ 33], the approach is not a pragmatic option for capturing gradients (chemical, electrical or energetic) that exist in the cells' microenvironment for which recourse to the more traditional PDE-based models is recommended.

Referendums are dangerous tools at the best of times, weakening the parliaments which have recourse to them and splitting political parties.

The subsequent partial concealment of Iran's nuclear activities gave rise to western suspicion of its nuclear ambitions, but rarely does the media characterisation make reference to the context in which the recourse to the black market took place.

Was the stop on the minicab done in a way which minimised recourse to lethal force?

Justifying reasons, on the other hand, depend on our approval of an end, which requires recourse to a sense.

Few of us remember the 1928 Kellogg-Briand pact, which outlawed recourse to war for the resolution of international disputes.

As a consequence, we are getting an hysterical mess in which the recourse to violence, I'm afraid, will play an ever greater role.

By this stage its share price had collapsed, which ruled out recourse to the equity markets.

Julian Stanley is chief executive of the Teacher Support Network and its sister charity Recourse, which supports all staff working in further education and higher education.