recourse

No recourse was left.

have recourse to the courts.

His only recourse was the police.

recourse to drugs to lessen pain

I couldn’t tell which direction without recourse to a map.

A child's great recourse in trouble is its mother.

The enemy may have recourse to steel instead of poison.

a means of solving disputes without recourse to courts of law.

all three countries had recourse to the IMF for standby loans.

the bank has recourse against the exporter for losses incurred.

Co-phyton project use municipal waste and mud as raw materials, local government will not permit the other plant, so in the same area our project will have this Recourses Monopolization.

At the same time, women had no legal recourses.

But a healthy brain can be touched with very little recourse.

Individuals could thus also ask philosophical questions without recourse to ancient myths.

What recourse do women have who find themselves in these pornographic deepfake videos?

A new libel law should give journalists greater recourse to the defence that they were acting in the public interest.

But if they're out of your state, or even out of the country, then you really don't have any recourse.

Well, we have set up a system so that if things get too messy, I have some recourse.

I hear you, Ms. Keating, but I am finding no legal recourse to remove the A.D.A. or throw out the charge.

Well, if you are a restaurant owner you do have some recourse.

The Office of Special Counsel is my only recourse.