Sentences with phrase «little recourse on»

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Companies and even individuals who are slandered on the internet have little or no recourse unless it's through identity theft insurance or reputational risk insurance.

And if contract workers lose a contract or are otherwise discriminated against on the basis of age, religion, sex, disability status, or national origin, they have little recourse.15 Moreover, discretionary company - provided benefits — such as paid leave and retirement contributions — are not typically available to independent contractors.

I remember once being sent a survey on some political issues, the questions asked on the survey were so contrived that it left me little recourse but to answer the question the way the pollsters wanted the question answered — if I answered honestly.

I would posit that, based on the many stories I hear from women who have left evangelical churches, it's far more likely that abuse is flourishing in patriarchal homes and churches where women are given little voice and little recourse; it's just getting swept under the rug rather than named and confronted.

She considers recourse to the Hail Mary to be little more than prayer on autopilot, the rote droning of words learned and memorized as children.

With these glaring issues not addressed we'll continue to rely on our players playing up to their top quality week in week out with little recourse for plan B. I can't see it happening honestly and the results so far reflect it.

Being an author is being a freelancer who doesn't charge based on the work involved; a freelancer who accepts payments based on rules and schedules defined solely by the buyer, rules that are based on their accounting and which the freelancer has little recourse to double - check; a freelancer who subsists on a fraction of minimum wage and a host of day jobs; and it's being a freelancer who is bound by contracts that last their lifetime plus the lifetime of their children (or until a specific set of requirements have been met that, requirements that are set and monitored exclusively by the employer).

If the collection agency chooses to go back on their word they you have little recourse with the credit bureaus either.

Cons: Loses value over time due to inflation, is inaccessible if you're not physically near it (if it's in your fireproof safe and you're out of the house, for example), little recourse if it's stolen, temptation to spend on non-emergencies

Amazon has failed to deliver a number of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe pre-orders on - time, leaving Switch gamers angry and with little recourse.

As a landowner, you have little recourse and will see few benefits from oil extraction (not like the U.S. where an individual may get rich from an oil discovery on their land).

Gatesy — you are a nasty little dweeb whose only recourse is to laughably threaten to make life intolerable on a blog.

Also, a trespasser on private property without permission has little grounds for recourse if a dog bites because the law states a dog owner's liability is dependent on the victim's lawful right to be where the attack occurred.

ICBC knows that economic reality and will take positions on Part VII claims that are clearly wrong but the adjuster knows full well the insured has very little recourse to get the right decision.

Judges facing considerably more ominous violations than Lester's on - line celebration of beating a traffic ticket may find that website - messaging technology and powerful First Amendment concerns leave them with little recourse but to ban outright all attempts to restrict access.

If you get into an accident with someone who carries no personal auto liability coverage and that person is found to be at fault in the accident, you have little recourse to try and get repaid for the financial cost of the wreck on your end.

This often occurs when the buyer has properly terminated and so they are being damaged, sometimes unable to move forward on other properties, with little recourse.

On the other hand it is very easy for the tenant to walk away and you have very little financial recourse.