Sentence examples for be allowed to invoke from inspiring English sources

If Michael Andreas were to testify at a trial -- and the plaintiffs were sure to call him -- he would be allowed to invoke his right against self-incrimination.

While new EU rules mean governments can no longer bail out their banks, if MPS performs weakly in the stress test, the Italian government may be allowed to invoke so-called article 32 to stop some bondholders from incurring losses, said Kinmonth.

Joe Mathews, a fellow at the Center for Social Cohesion at Arizona State University, argued on California politics website Fox&Hounds that such instances attack the integrity of the ballot initiative process and that the attorney general should be allowed to invoke a "human rights exception".

The anchors are allowed to invoke the ghost of Edward R. Murrow because it's an easy way for their bosses to allow them to let off steam.

Authorisation options are provided in Jenkins through an access control matrix per project, which allows fine-grained policies to be implemented that restrict the operations a user is allowed to invoke with respect to that project, the build history and the archived job data.

Those who could prove that they had served on the front lines of the war were allowed to invoke the Frontkämpferprivileg to stay in their jobs.

After a 13 January meeting, the court says individual judges should be allowed to decide whether immunity can be invoked.

The relatives, turning to another court for help, invoked the United Nations human-rights charter in asking that the child be allowed to stay.

But the lawmakers will invoke Islamic State (Isis), Ebola – or both – to argue that no company should be allowed to keep authorities in the dark.

And then they invoke their religion to say that they are allowed to lie and hurt people, but not if they are caught.

Producers are allowed to employ fewer musicians than called for in the Local 802 contract by invoking a "special situation" clause.