Upon that day the recourse shall be to thy Lord.

Upon that day the recourse shall be to thy Lord.

He said Ah! that I had power to suppress you, rather I shall have recourse to a strong support.

He said Ah! that I had power to suppress you, rather I shall have recourse to a strong support.

They have no recourse but to surrender.

Palestinians are said to have no legal recourse.

This rule shall not apply if the recourse procedures are excessively prolonged.

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

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

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

2. Recourse to interns

3. Recourse to interns

5. MONITORING AND RECOURSE

C. Recourse to interns

As a result, States may well have recourse to measures which effectively reduce available protection.

A widespread culture of impunity persists, in which victims of violations rarely have recourse to redress.

Only when in house expertise was not available did the Secretariat have recourse to external candidates.

Producers, of course, can have recourse to managing price risks through hedging strategies in futures markets.

O you who have faith! Take recourse in patience and prayer indeed Allah is with the patient.

O you who have faith! Take recourse in patience and prayer indeed Allah is with the patient.

Any person who objects to the order or the method may again have recourse to the court.

B. Recourse to consultants and interns

(e) The recourse to money laundering.

Increasingly, specific examples have been provided of national recourse and conciliation mechanisms, how such mechanisms have been established and how they function.

Under those circumstances, it was asked whether it would be appropriate for the injured party to have direct recourse against the certification authority, or whether the injured party should have a right of redress against its trading partner only, who, in turn, might have recourse against the certification authority.

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In addition, there is always the possibility for enterprises to have recourse to overtime in order to increase production.

However, the authorities have not had recourse to this mechanism since the 1970s and it has become completely moribund.

(vii) That female victims are entitled to have accessible means of legal recourse and to seek restitution or compensation

Thus, anyone shall have the right to effective recourse before national courts against acts which he or she alleges to be in violation of his or her fundamental rights under the Constitution and the applicable laws.

Candidates government servants have full recourse to the courts and various tribunals to seek redress if they feel that they have been discriminated against.

Unto thy Lord that Day is the recourse.

Unto thy Lord that Day is the recourse.

Unto thy Lord is the recourse that day.

Unto thy Lord is the recourse that day.

(b) Recourse proceedings are possible before a court.

Then he reduced them to fragments, all save the chief of them, that haply they might have recourse to it.

Then he reduced them to fragments, all save the chief of them, that haply they might have recourse to it.

These measures have an adverse impact on the lives of innocent people, who lack any means of recourse or redress.

3.4 The authors consider that they have exhausted domestic remedies, as no recourse to the courts is available to them.

Formal condemnations of mercenarism have not succeeded in preventing recourse to mercenaries, or to companies of dubious legality and legitimacy.

(h) Capital punishment shall not be carried out pending any appeal or other recourse procedure or other proceeding relating to pardon or commutation of the sentence

The growing numbers of victims have little recourse and rarely any redress or assistance, which compounds their problems and is likely to have future negative consequences.

Finally, even if that recourse had failed, it would have been open to the author to appeal to Federal court instances.