Sentence examples for able to invoke a from inspiring English sources

For the first time, any member nation will be able to invoke a rule stipulating that no decision can be taken by a coalition representing less than 62percentt of the population.

He added that this meant users would not be able to invoke "a general right to be forgotten... against search engine service providers".

If the imputation of 'fear, suspicion and doubt' were not already able to invoke a negative Judgement: Propriety towards the holders of these emotions (c.f. item (7) in Fig. 2), then the comparative co-text helps to pin it down, or 'activate' it.

In order to get people to act in the moment, you have to be able to invoke a sense of urgency.

Hess survived this first purge of Jews owing to the "front-line fighters' privilege" (Frontkämpferprivileg) he was able to invoke as a consequence of his war service.

Mannesmann's shares are widely distributed among shareholders and Mr. Esser would not be able to invoke them in a bid to retain management control of the "new" Vodafone.

"To be able to invoke the constitutional option, a resolution has to be placed on the Senate calendar and to place something on the calendar you need unanimous consent," a Senate aide said.

Given that users will be able to invoke these new actions with a simple command (and without having to first enable a skill, like on Alexa), Google's platform looks to be a rather accessible and low-friction way for developers to get their voice-enabled services to users.

After having reached an agreement to take control of the German mobile telephone network E-Plus, the French plans were derailed when the BellSouth Corporation, a minority shareholder, was able to invoke its contractual rights to increase its stake.

Not in a single moment was this presidency able to invoke the brilliance of the English language and its profound well of inspiration and elucidation.

If the government got close to the debt limit again before the elections in November, a Treasury official said, "we would be able to invoke extraordinary measures to extend borrowing authority beyond the elections".