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The Fed has full recourse to the borrowers capital.

To have recourse to a person or thing for help, support, or information.

Did Mr Zuma believe this could be done without recourse to force?

I don't advise you go have recourse to the money - lenders.

He had recourse to every superstition of sortilege, clairvoyance, presentiment, and dreams.

The government has flirted with changing the law to limit lenders' recourse to the value of the collateral pledged.

Most alarmingly, though, is that the Lisbon Treaty can be extended indefinitely without recourse to further treaties or referendums.

As far as there is discernible regularity in the succession of phenomena, no recourse to statistics is needed.

They wanted relationships between peoples to be placed under the responsibility of international authorities, which would be able to resolve conflicts between States without recourse to war.

Foreign enterprises have the rights to reject unreasonable charging, fine, inspection, and report to the local government or have recourse to the People's Court.

Mr Taseer himself was always sure that extremists did not represent the majority opinion in Pakistan, but that their recourse to violence means that they control public discourse.

Because the legal system and state agencies all stand on the side of state firms, private firms have little recourse to oppose government takeovers.

On issues concerning territorial sovereignty and maritime delimitation, China never accepts any recourse to third party settlement, or any means of dispute settlement that is imposed on it.

Without recourse to some data it is hard to know. Some Brazilian employers may discriminate against people with darker skin. But the kind of hard racism that blighted America is foreign to Brazil.

I think the major change that has occurred during my career is the fact that people no longer study the nervous system simply as a set of abstract subsystems, without recourse to behavior.

Maritime forces, forward deployed and operating in international waters, enable the UK Government, without recourse to a Third Party, to employ military force at a time and place of its choosing.

On issues concerning territory and maritime delimitation, China does not accept any means of dispute settlement imposed on it; nor does China accept any recourse to third party settlement.

It would be best if these disputes could be resolved without recourse to the courts, but the broad reach of electronic networking will probably necessitate changes in common law.

1. If any Member should consider that any other Member fails to carry out its obligations or specific commitments under this Agreement, it may with a view to reaching a mutually satisfactory resolution of the matter have recourse to the DSU.

Once so crazy love you, but will only put this heart buried in the pen, recourse to the paper, once so crazy to think of you, looking forward to your reunion, longing for a long time haven't seen us, goodbye will be what.