recourse

There is little other recourse to challenge the outcome.

They face personal legal exposure, and since U.S. courts lack jurisdiction, there is no recourse if the book refuses a legitimate payout.

This recourse is a case study in what happens when political aspiration and economic realities collide.

As their funds were contractually stuck inside Scion Capital for some time, the investors’ only recourse was to send him disturbed-sounding e-mails asking him to justify his new strategy.

Deputy Solicitor General Hashim Mooppan persuasively argued that, under the challengers’ theory, white Democrats in Louisiana would have no recourse to a second district, while black Democrats would—because of race.