Sentences with phrase «recourse left to me»

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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.

[63] It is possible for publishers to have Valve to track down where specific keys have been used and cancel them, removing the product from the user's libraries, leaving the user to seek any recourse with the third - party they purchased from.

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.

It seems that often the best recourse for those who are bullied is to leave the group.

Multiple appeals by ownership to higher courts have been denied, and there seems to be very little legal recourse left for the team and its supporters who seek to keep the name for the sake of NFL tradition.

Having little recourse to the normal channels of denominational power and expression, they felt left out and unheard.

It mutes speech and so perpetuates the conspiracy of silence that has left victims without recourse to help and healing — or justice.

Players are betrothed to a team that can do what they want with them, and their only recourse is to leave the industry.

Yet no viable opportunity to continue racing next season presented itself, leaving him little recourse but to announce he would step back from competition.

Add to that that there is absolutely NO real accountability for a midwife in the form of peer review, loss of privileges, or malpractice insurance, and you have a very volatile situation where well - meaning parents - to - be are left with no recourse when a birth goes horribly wrong at the hands of an incompetent midwife.

However, because the law didn't provide recourse for parents who left the jurisdiction, these parents frequently escaped justice by relocating to a jurisdiction that hadn't adopted the law.

Consult your favorite store owner or brand operated cloth diaper chat groups for advice and troubleshooting tips before you trust someone with absolutely nothing to lose which would leave you with no recourse.

States are trying to enforce shorter revocation periods which leaves the new Mom without any recourse should she come to her senses and realize what has been taken from her.

In June 2017, the annual leave of Deputy Chairperson Operations was approved by the Deputy Chairperson CS without recourse to the Chairperson and signed on behalf of Chairperson by Deputy Chairperson CS while she herself was on leave.

In a joint - report entitled No Recourse - No Safety, Amnesty argues a safe escape route and the means of survival are «critical» for women at risk of abuse and central to their decision to leave.

move anywhere in your country (for example, you are not forced to live near a farming field so you are left with no recourse but to farm that land for the landlord1).

On International Women's Day Jacqui Smith announced plans to launch a new scheme targeted at domestic violence victims with no recourse, which would pay their housing and living costs if they successfully applied for indefinite leave to remain.

She has no recourse to public funds, and, without this basket, she would have been left without even the most basic of baby items.»

These patients are left without recourse to pay for care and suffering from a past mistake by a health care provider, the civil suit lawyers argue.

Victims can sue, but their only recourse will ultimately be against the individuals who discriminated against them — some of whom might have left the company long before the cases go to trial, and others who may have limited assets and are unable to pay any damages.

Or, as you say, we have legal means of recourse — if somebody is harmed by a product, but if the regulatory agency is moving slowly, and if there are efforts in Washington to deprive consumers of legal means — namely, law suits — to go after companies they think have harmed them, then that leaves us in a rough position.

Death, of course, seems a natural recourse for a season characterized, tonally speaking, by gloom, and indications of impending disaster are peppered liberally throughout: Don, in «Lazy Lazarus,» receives an existential crisis in miniature as the doors to a high - rise elevator open onto a yawning void; a newly obese Betty (January Jones), in «Tea Leaves,» discovers a nodule on her thyroid which may be cancerous; Roger (John Slattery), taking LSD in «Far Away Places,» authors a note of cautionary instruction to be left on his greatly disoriented person.

This lack of knowledge on how to handle some of the challenging behaviors our students can exhibit leaves many general education teachers feeling as if their only recourse of action is to suspend.

It's been heartbreaking to see recent stories on teachers leaving the profession because of iron - fisted administration policies or facing daily threats with a lack of recourse.

This leaves parents with little power to effect change, and little recourse but to leave if they have concerns about the school.

Other heirs don't have recourse, such as prompting the non-borrowing spouse to leave the home, after the homeowner / borrower has died.

That leaves you with recourse to your own policy, and only your own policy.

While the reverse mortgage allows you to age in place and has no recourse, you are spending what has typically become a portion of the inheritance people have historically left to their heirs.

The GSEs do take on the credit guarantee obligation of the securities they issue, but nobody sells loans to the GSEs just to offload credit risk — in fact, more than a few lenders work hard to negotiate contracts with the GSEs that leave quite a substantial part of the credit risk with the original lender: recourse agreements, indemnifications, servicing options that put a lot of the cost of default on the seller / servicer, not the GSE.

The notices left the Danielsons with only one recourse to save their home, filing for bankruptcy protection.

OR - since New York is a recourse state - can they sue to garnish wages / assets to make up the difference between sale price and amount left on the loan?

The fee's the collector is adding in could be of their own creation (making them highly negotiable), or it might be something you already agreed to in advance (leaving you little recourse but to pay them).

Which leaves the average American with little recourse aside from remembering tips like, missing monthly payments can really damage your score, as can carrying too much debt relative to your income.

If the dog has tried to leave or has issued a warning with no response from the child, the dog (in his mind) has no other recourse — he bites.

At this point, the enemy forces were already at the doorstep of EDC headquarters, and Earth was bound to fall... With limited recourse left, they came up with the final plan; attack the enemy headquarters with all they have.

With Gazillion's sudden shutdown, players who have recently put money into the free - to - play game are left with little recourse.

Unfortunately, there's no rhyme or reason to the appearance of ghost blocks, leaving you with no recourse at times to get rid of a massive set of blocks.

It's funny to watch the first few times, but when you're left with no recourse but eliminate your own companion; the humour starts to wear a bit thin.

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

The Fund for Women's Equality is a charitable organization, working to raise awareness on gaps in the law that leave women without legal recourse from sex discrimination, and developing educational resources on the need for a constitutional provision to protect and promote equal rights for women.

Nature, left to its own recourse, will also ruin itself.

When all you have is an empty suit to argue against, what recourse left is there than to fill it with straw?

This strict approach to addressing the listing requirements is consistent with the policy, set out in the RIAS underlying the 2006 amendments to the PM (NOC) Regulations, that where the patent fails to meet the listing requirements, policy considerations tip the balance in favour of the generic manufacturer, and the matter is better left to the alternative (and traditional) judicial recourse of an infringement action.

Employers seeking recourse after an employee has left to start or join a competing business are often frustrated and disappointed to learn that the non-compete provisions of their employment agreement are unenforceable.

If a tenant vandalizes a rental property and up and leaves in the middle of the night, the landlord has no recourse except to try to track down the tenant and sue.

By requiring drivers to have insurance, this ensures that accident victims will not be left without any means of recourse.

Because arbitration decisions are typically not disclosed and not subject to appeal, consumers and workers are left without recourse and must bear the cost of unfair, deceptive and harmful practices.

Very often, tenants rely on the goodwill of landlords and when they are told to leave... they leave, believing this to be their only recourse.

It is good that the wife was able to have recourse to the properties held by the companies in this case, and reassuring that she was able to do so by reliance on well - established trust principles, leaving the corporate veil fully intact and the circumstances when it can be pierced clarified.

[16] The SJC considered innovator liability to require such a modification given the certainty that a user of a generic drug will rely on the label fashioned by the brand - name manufacturer and as state law shields failure to warn claims from generic manufacturers, leaving plaintiffs without recourse for their injuries.