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Likewise , they say , if the person removed were not given another office , he could have recourse to a superior authority , as this would be equivalent to injuring his good name . On the SSM , developing countries can have recourse to a SSM but this will be based on price and volume triggers , " which should ensure that the SSM is more efficient in curbing import surges " . Though the term is modern it has already reached the importance of being the subject of separate works where it is discussed with much learning , and the student must have recourse to those works to obtain a full and complete knowledge of the subject . " To obtain materials for the Dutch portion of our history , comprising an interesting period of half a century , we must have recourse to the papers of the Dutch West-India Company , and to the archives of the then government of that nation ; to the Dutch records of some of our counties , and in the office of the secretary of state ; to the public offices in the neighbouring colonies with whose governments the Dutch had negotiations ; and to several books published in the Dutch and Latin languages , relative to this country , and which are scarcely known to us . The first suggests that the Bank of Japan should have recourse to " exceptional " procedures to directly raise asset prices and sharply increase the level of reserves in the banking system , for example through unsterilised yen intervention and massive purchases of government bonds . In exchange , other WTO members will be open up their economies to Vietnamese imports , and Vietnam will have recourse to WTO laws and institutions in settling trade disputes . This avenue is important for two reasons : ( 1 ) the probationer should be able to obtain resolution of a dispute over an ambiguous term or the meaning of a condition without first having to violate it ; and ( 2 ) in cases of neglect , overwork , or simply unreasonableness on the part of the probation officer , the probationer should have recourse to the sentencing court when a condition needs clarification or modification . Rights are invariably abridged , as despotism increases ; nor ought we to fall back on imperial authority , when we can have recourse to the laws . Still , the attempt can be made to promote an understanding beforehand of what is requisite for such a division , even though in doing so we must have recourse to an application of the method which will only be fully understood and justified within the science itself .