without recourse

A group of senators and executives from five of America’s major airlines sparred over that question on Wednesday at a hearing of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, which issued a report last month arguing that airline fees, for services like checking bags and choosing seats, had raised costs for passengers and left them without recourse.

Those who chose Kamala Harris, including in California, aren’t without recourse.

Political violence erodes faith in the key feature of democratic politics—the ability to resolve our differences without recourse to killing each other.

She lost consciousness afterwards and “awakened in shock to find herself in a taxicab heading back to the designer’s apartment,” feeling “humiliated and traumatized and without recourse”.

“Such misconduct should not be without recourse just because a rogue government official happens to launder his or her wrongdoing via a journalist.”