“by recourse to”造句，怎麼用by recourse to造句

“If we have the numbers to do it in parliament, fine. If not, we’ll do it by recourse to the voters in the most democratic and orderly way possible,” Mr Berlusconi said on October 16th.

If history is to teach us anything, it is that we can judge the future only by recourse to the past.

During the past century it has been re-phrased, temporarily transcended, noisily neglected and even ritually exorcised— by recourse to the primacy of the local, or the mental unity of humanity, or the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, or any other pretext one might think of.