He's a dreadful man and we've no recourse in law.

In paragraph 496, the Working Group suggests that a court could have recourse to national law.

Recourse to the means of settlement must be able as a last resort to lead to a binding settlement based on international law.

6. In the face of so many new dangers, recourse to the law emerges as the best way of resolving conflicts.

Media employees had recourse to the courts in cases of unfair dismissal and relevant case law testified to the enforceability of those provisions.

We must turn to our last recourse.

However, there remained the problem of the international human rights instruments which provided for recourse against arbitrary arrest under national law.

Legal recourse should also be available and accessible to those indigenous peoples whose security of tenure is threatened, taking into account customary law, where possible

If the jurisdiction of a court is to run concurrently with that of national courts (as opposed to exclusively), there is a certain preliminary logic in filling the gaps of international criminal law by recourse to domestic law.

13. We reiterate our commitment to the peaceful settlement of disputes and conflicts in accordance with the Charter and international law, and avoid recourse to unilateral coercive action.

and then he turned back to have recourse to his craftiness ,

and then he turned back to have recourse to his craftiness ,

Upon that day the recourse shall be to thy Lord .

on that Day , to your Lord alone is the recourse .

Upon that day the recourse shall be to thy Lord .

on that Day , to your Lord alone is the recourse .

(c) The recourse to sexual violence against women and children

They're still willing to kill him as a last recourse.

In many parts of the country, village communities, deprived of any recourse to civil protection, experience, on a daily basis, the quot law of the gun quot .

In 44 States, recourse against a decision refusing to enforce an arbitral award was possible and such recourse was not available in only 5 States.

His Government would therefore prefer the convention to allow recourse to the parent State in accordance with the applicable law according to the principle of the piercing of the corporate veil.

Recourse to the law does not automatically benefit all women equally, owing to the socio economic inequalities determining women apos s knowledge of the law and the type of provisions available to facilitate their access to justice, and eventually, reparation for damages.

When you have no recourse in our democracy, legally or democratically, we not only have the right but we have the duty to break the law to show our discontent.

Their only recourse is to push recalcitrant firms off the exchange.

Recourse to violence and terror is a moral and strategic choice.

There is no deficit and no recourse to the central bank.

It further observes that Jamaican law also provides for the possibility of recourse to the Constitutional Court, which is not, as such, a part of the criminal appeal process.

The recourse to ERAs is normally subject to general principles of government procurement.

If necessary, recourse should be had to international experts to ensure technical soundness.

Recourse to conciliation and arbitration under the ICSID Convention is entirely voluntary.

Unto thy Lord that Day is the recourse .

Unto thy Lord is the recourse that day .

Unto thy Lord that Day is the recourse .

Unto thy Lord is the recourse that day .

He noted that a society in conflict could have recourse to both human rights law and international humanitarian law and that the right to the truth was implicit in Ms. Hampson's list of subjects for further study (chap. IV of the working paper).

Australia agrees with the view of the Working Group that recourse to national law or quot principles common to all nations quot may well not meet the requirements of clarity and certainty.

Recourse to law for the peaceful settlement of disputes has, necessarily, as a corollary, the obligation to implement fully, willingly and in good faith the decisions of the International Court of Justice.

The State party observes that there are judicial precedents which illustrate that recourse to criminal law appellate remedies does not preclude the Supreme (Constitutional) Court apos s jurisdiction to grant constitutional redress.

46. Although the provisions of the Convention might be invoked in the courts, there had not been any cases of women having recourse to law courts in matters of discrimination.

In order to address these problems, recourse has been made mainly to technical solutions.

To that end, France recommends systematic recourse to the designation of a special representative.

A consensus should be reached as to whether States having recourse to the illegal use of force should be differentiated from other States and whether the armed conflicts concerned should conform to international law.

It is essential, if man is not to be compelled to have recourse, as a last resort, to rebellion against tyranny and oppression, that human rights should be protected by the rule of law.

Certainly, recourse to binding settlement procedures could ultimately also be made, if necessary.

Students who feel they have been discriminated against have recourse to the courts.