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• The airlines also have recourse to $ 10 billion in government loan guarantees.
• The inmates will not have recourse to any other nicotine products.
• Let them avoid having recourse to civil tribunals when possible.
• They have no religious bonds with God, nor do they have recourse to reason ".
• Whether problems weren't actually inflated by having recourse to RfC : I suppose they were.
• Being unsuccessful, he was compelled again to have recourse to painting, as a means of subsistence.
• This has increased debt service requirements that will have recourse to Hopewell over the next two years.
• O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee ( three times ).
• One of the heartening things is that as we go forward we always have recourse to the Constitution.
• The more fearsome a mafioso's reputation is, the more he can win disputes without having recourse to violence.
• To establish pictorial space, we must have recourse to tactile and motor sensations, indeed to all our faculties.
• Those arrested were often returned to their country of origin without having recourse to a legal extradition process.
• Boeing doesn't just have recourse to its employees in Seattle but also its McDonnell Douglas employees in Missouri.
• For these grievances, they met and determined, in 1722, to create a Toqui, and have recourse to war.
• "The government's objective has always been to reduce the extent to which Irish women have recourse to abortion,"
• If a person does not have recourse to public funds submits a claim, the Home Office may be informed.
• Kanak people have recourse to customary authorities regarding civil matters such as marriage, adoption, inheritance, and some land issues.
• If we have recourse to the ancient writers upon general principles of law, the judgment below is obviously erroneous.
• St Cadoc was prestigious enough in his lifetime for local chiefs to have recourse to him to settle disputes.
• In this latter case, who would the newbie have recourse to for assistance concerning the subjectivity or such administrators?