recourse|recourses in English

noun

[re·course || 'rɪkɔrs /-'kɔːs]

source of help or protection; access to a source of help or protectio

Use "recourse|recourses" in a sentence

1. There were only extralegal recourses for their grievances.

2. First, the Human Recourses " Equity Accounting system is designed theoretically. "

3. No recourse was left.

4. Surgery may be the only recourse.

5. He rarely had recourse to it.

6. That recourse is the U. S. Army.

7. She often had recourse to her dictionary.

8. The only treatment is recourse to reproductive technology.

9. • Director, Recourse Directorate, Admissibility Branch Authorized Regional Positions:

10. • Manager, Recourse Directorate, Admissibility Branch Authorized Regional Positions:

11. The present invention solves the problem of wasting ACL recourses when filtering messages in the related art.

12. I hope the doctors won't have recourse to surgery.

13. My only recourse was to perform the Elimination Ritual.

14. Because there's no records, no contracts, no legal recourse.

15. She made a complete recovery without recourse to surgery.

16. In consequence, Rome had recourse to diplomacy and negotiation.

17. The Western powers' recourse to warships yielded mixed results.

18. Citizens have learnt that they do have recourse against governments.

19. He tackled the knotty problem without recourse to any help.

20. The enemy may have recourse to steel instead of poison.

21. Their system of dispute resolution avoids recourse to the courts.

22. • Senior Appeals Officer, Recourse Directorate, Admissibility Branch Authorized Regional Positions:

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

24. I have no other recourse than to inform the police.

25. URL is the abbreviation of Uniform Resource Locator, the global address of documents and other recourses on the World Wide Web.