Sentence examples for capacity to invoke it from inspiring English sources
The suggestion is that to truly comprehend the madness of the world, one must have the capacity to invoke it.
To invoke it, go to the Panorama window and just start typing your search.
This assertion is so sleep-inducingly true that one wonders why Reich bothers to invoke it.
Republicans justly criticized the tactic then, and they should know better than to invoke it now.
This week the European Commission was expected to invoke it for the first time.
In contrast, the immediate rewards in the dissatisfied experience become effective in their capacity to invoke customer loyalty.
For many of those who knew Mr. Froistad through the ether, his unbidden declaration is testimony to cyberspace's singular capacity to invoke trust among strangers.
Certainly, fHAs have the capacity to invoke both an inflammatory response as well as induce synthesis of tissue degrading enzymes when added to chondrocytes in vitro [ 22- 25].
Since § 4(b) expressly deals with 'service,' the FPC may invoke it to deal with curtailment programs, whether or not it could also invoke § 7 for that purpose.
You have a right to know I often invoke it.
