Sentence examples for appropriate invoking from inspiring English sources

Nothing precludes the lawyer disciplinary agencies in the jurisdictions where John C. Yoo and Jay S. Bybee are licensed from initiating an inquiry and, if appropriate, invoking disciplinary sanctions.

More specifically, the findings suggest that, when appropriate, invoking diagnostic evidence (eg, scan or X-ray results) is an effective way of increasing levels of patient question asking.

I think it is appropriate to invoke the principle of self-defence and to target him".

He also said that it was not appropriate to invoke Mr. Obama's middle name.

Having argued that the people should be given a role at the centre of our constitution – upholding liberty and restraining executive power – it seemed appropriate to invoke the people in preparing a submission for the inquiry.

The ontology used is a domain ontology which is used by the request brokers to decompose the request, select the appropriate services, invoke the selected services, perform the changes and finally to provide the results to the user.

At the Thanksgiving dinner it is particularly appropriate to invoke the memory of those natives, and recommit ourselves to doing all we can to ensure that no other people gets similarly treated.

As the oxocarbenium ion-like transition states of glycosidases are 'central' transition states it is appropriate to invoke the principle of least nuclear motion, which states that elementary reactions that involve the least change in atomic position and electronic configuration will be favoured [ 12,13].

The present paper reformulates the problem in order to relax the stability constraints by invoking appropriate terminal inequalities.

Invoking appropriate mass-lumping concepts then leads to an explicit leapfrog time stepping algorithm for the amplitudes of the basis functions.

At this camp, asking "What kind of math do you like, algebra or geometry?" is considered an appropriate icebreaker, and invoking the newly learned term "the multiplication principle" elicits whoops and high-fives.