Sometimes they will even take recourse to the law to ensure and protect those rights.

You sometimes hear that recourse to the law is a sign of weakness.

"In many cases there is no recourse to the law.

Family life needs a bit of tolerance on both sides - not recourse to the law.

They face potential deportation, and so do not have recourse to the law.

With no recourse to the law, Ikey was a doomed man.

Where either party breached the contract, there was recourse to the law in the normal courts of the land.

Its a fundamental right to be able to have recourse to the law in the face of unfairness or injustice.

"You may be quite sure that if you don't pay when the bill falls due, I shall have recourse to the law."

Asylum seekers must be able to have recourse to the law when administrative decisions go against them.

In any case, putting an entrance charge on recourse to the law is in no employee's interest.

They can be beaten, humiliated and cast aside, with no recourse to the law."

I don't know your colour, but what ever it is, today you have recourse to the law if you get abused racially.

However, such countries typically allow extradition defendants recourse to the law, with multiple appeals.

This takedown can be over zealous, remove access to everything rather than just the infringing piece, and the subscriber has no recourse to the law.

Winsford Urban District Council, the successor to the Local Board, made recourse to the law once more.

From then on Napoleon acted arbitrarily and high-handedly without recourse to the law on behalf of the revolution and against royalism.

The party suffered from a number of individuals that claimed to be members-usually for their own reasons-down the years (leading in several instances to recourse to the Law).

Aristotle takes recourse to the law of identity - though he does not identify it as such - in an attempt to negatively demonstrate the law of non-contradiction.

With protest letter campaigns, advocacy and recourse to the law, FIAN exerts public pressure in order to hold governments accountable for violations of the right to food.

But the intervening period had been far from smooth: allegations of vote-rigging, ballot stealing and regular recourse to the law courts seemed to threaten the very basis of American democracy.

A central, electronic EU index of legal cases and a data bank containing a register of judgments would be invaluable to courts and persons taking recourse to the law.

Any illegal product which is in high demand will attract criminals and with such products there is no recourse to the law, so any disputes have to be settled with violence.

In view of the complaints of the Board of Deputies of British Jews and the virulence of Leese's propaganda, the government tried to silence him through recourse to the law.

His considerable property was confiscated, but instead of having recourse to the law, he said: "I made them to understand that I should permit everything to happen to me that the Lord should ordain."

We cannot begin to destroy entire villages without due recourse to law.

They can be abused, tortured, raped without effective recourse to law.

You may have recourse to law to disentangle yourself.

There's no recourse to law cos the government is the law.

Unlike African-Americans a generation before, they had no recourse to law or constitution."

Even after recourse to law the committee still failed to obtain any money from Riccarton and Galston parishes.

Our oath forbids us all recourse to law; and discretion would forbid it equally if the oath were loosened.

More and more the press unnecessarily violates privacy, including of people like Mrs. Powell who find themselves "public figures" with little recourse to law.

From Barnes himself onward, everybody involved had had recourse to law, and the law, far from keeping matters clear, had scarcely held back open warfare.

Therefore, illegally-made clones have no recourse to law and are in effect at the mercy of whoever created them - a point of central importance to the plot.

I would have liked the wording to be more clear, however, in particular by stating that the Commission must in all cases show the complainant an alternative means of recourse to law.

The Commission should give priority to regulations, for the simple reason that regulations are directly applicable as law and have a direct effect on those members of the public who have recourse to law.

Item 34 and the compromise set out in item 39 are very important, as they highlight a new way of having recourse to law in disputes concerning subsidiarity and the principle of proportionality.

Despite a 2005 Azeri law that criminalised bride kidnapping, the practice places women in extremely vulnerable social circumstances, in a country where spousal abuse is rampant and recourse to law enforcement for domestic matters is impossible.

From the viewpoint of anthropologists, cultures of honour typically appear among nomadic peoples and herdsmen who carry their most valuable property with them and risk having it stolen, without having recourse to law enforcement or to government.

The distinction was drawn in the following terms: both types of function involved the resolution of a dispute, but whereas the former involved resolution by recourse to law, the latter allowed and often required recourse to considerations of public policy.

In maintaining Spanish rule through recourse to law with only minimal reliance on military force, balancing the conflicting interests of Crown and colonists, conquerors and conquered, and remitting surplus revenues to Spain, the bureaucrats of New Spain were generally quite successful.

Ogburn believed that academics were best challenged by recourse to law, and on 25 September 1987 three justices of the Supreme Court of the United States convened a one-day moot court at the Metropolitan Memorial United Methodist Church, to hear the Oxfordian case.

She realized as the march resumed and she fell in behind Sean that this was the first time in her life that she had been beyond the trappings and buttresses of civilization, the first time there was no police force to protect her, no recourse to law or justice or mercy.