Sentence examples for can invoke from inspiring English sources

Only states, it said, can invoke the amendment.

Defendants can invoke the public interest, and "honest opinion".

Or he can invoke the oblique aridness of conceptual poetics: "baridi.

He can invoke the 14th Amendment and unilaterally raise the debt ceiling.

The fact that businesses can invoke human rights arguments is not in itself groundbreaking.

You need a last resort where the government can intervene, can invoke the public interest".

Really, a war can only be justified if you can invoke the principles of self-defence.

His work can invoke the spectacular, but by way of its location rather than its monumentality.

"A president can invoke this privilege, but he can also waive it," Mr. Fisher said.

But whether these can invoke a turnaround in his disastrous presidency is doubtful.

You can invoke a golden age without ever specifying which age that was.