Sentence examples for consider invoking from inspiring English sources

But would the union actually consider invoking the provision?

Former President Bill Clinton, Senator Max Baucus and Representative Nancy Pelosi, all Democrats, have also gotten into the act, with the three urging President Obama to at least consider invoking his powers under the 14th Amendment to break the logjam.

Unimpressed by Mr. Orban's facile promises, the majority parties in the European Parliament now want governmental leaders to consider invoking a clause of the E.U. treaty that would strip Hungary of some voting rights if Mr. Orban continued to flout European law.

For instance, affected countries should give the outbreak top political priority and consider invoking emergency powers, the document says.

Ministers, the committee added, should consider invoking penalty clauses in their contracts with Atos and Capita if the "current dire situation" did not significantly improve.

Justice Department lawyers had argued that the White House should not be forced to consider invoking the doctrine, as they have argued that the suit should be dismissed altogether on a variety of grounds.

The Met said the exemption it was considering invoking covered "investigations and proceedings conducted by public authorities".

He added that the White House was considering invoking an extradition treaty that it struck with Britain in 1931.

In the hearing on Friday's by the House Government Reform Committee, senior E.P.A. officials said they were "seriously considering" invoking those emergency powers if the city did not act swiftly enough.

Mr. Airikyan briefly considered invoking a constitutional provision to delay the election for two weeks as a result of his injury, but he ultimately decided to allow the balloting to proceed.

The two Fed employees also agreed not to disclose in front of the OCC rep the fact that Bank of America was considering invoking a "material adverse change" clause to walk away from the deal.