recourse
Example Sentences
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Lu said his “recourse to legal action has never been about muzzling fair criticism. It’s about defending against false claims that can seriously damage reputations.”
"Before buying any crypto asset they should ask who controls it, where the documentation is, and what recourse they have if it fails," she said.
From BBC
Amazon suspends merchants for selling counterfeit or dangerous products and violating other policies, but some merchants allege they’ve been kicked off the site unfairly and have little recourse, leaving them locked out of their businesses.
From Seattle Times
The Greek government has since come under pressure to restore some recourse for citizens to learn about being wiretapped and seek redress if their surveillance had been abusive.
From New York Times
“There is no recourse because the perpetrator is usually anonymous and could be located anywhere in the world.”
From New York Times
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