have recourse to

This means same-sex couples have recourse to the law and court injunctions just as heterosexual couple do, in cases of domestic violence.

The desire Iachimo had to win the wager made him now have recourse to a stratagem to impose upon Posthumus.

Supposing this person, wearied at the inefficacy of the poison, should, as Monte Cristo intimated, have recourse to steel!

I shall barely have recourse to the legend.

After making the compensation, the said authority may have recourse to the person who makes the errors in registration.

It may be necessary for us to have recourse to arbitration.

It is also the reason why it is so necessary for us to have recourse to the apparatus of writing.

You'd better have recourse to her.

That I must have recourse to black Bohea.

Have recourse to the exporter.

Noting that a number of developing country Members have recourse to pre shipment inspection;

Have recourse to the courts