Would not each of them be exposed to the same casualties; and when these happened, be obliged to
have recourse to the same expedients for upholding its authority which are objected to in a government for all the States?
"This must not be," I thought I heard him say: "either he must listen to reason, or I must
have recourse to the last resource of civilization." Then, addressing me in a louder tone, he hurriedly exclaimed, "Listen: no stranger must witness what you have witnessed.
You must know there are two ways of contesting,[*] the one by the law, the other by force; the first method is proper to men, the second to beasts; but because the first is frequently not sufficient, it is necessary to
have recourse to the second.
Astor had been obliged to
have recourse to British subjects experienced in the Canadian fur trade; henceforth it was his intention, as much as possible, to select Americans, so as to secure an ascendency of American influence in the management of the company, and to make it decidedly national.
Therefore, once the invoice or agreement has been validly assigned to the bank, the bank would have direct recourse to the debtor under the invoice or contract (the " Debtor "), however, in the event of a dispute over the performance of the invoice or contract the bank will
have recourse to the exporter or contractor (the " Seller ").
"In addition to having recourse to Saudi Binladin Group Limited (as obligor), investors will
have recourse to the land bank.
For geometrical demonstrations we now increasingly
have recourse to a folding-back, to punctual transformations, and to the asymptotic properties of conical curves to demonstrate their points of intersection.