Sentence examples for could only invoke from inspiring English sources

In addition, a displaced person could only invoke its protection if he or she could not migrate within the borders of the country of origin.

Because the masked encoding words were invisible, the later presented supraliminal test words could only invoke unconscious retrieval processes.

The court found that self-defence could not be relied upon because it could only be invoked against states.

Saul said while this could also potentially be relied upon, it could only be invoked in very particular circumstances where there was a specific threat against Australia.

Four years ago, when the New-York Historical Society gave a more complete showing of these photographs, they seemed to suggest that Sept. 11 was still something to be remembered rather than interpreted, still an event that could only be invoked as a series of traumatic memories, not as a historical event to be understood and put into context.

According to a ruling of the International Court of Justice in the 1986 Nicaragua case, where the US was found guilty of violating international law by supporting armed Contra rebels, self-defence could only be invoked by Iraq against Syria if IS acts as a direct agent of Damascus and under its operational control.

Mr. Koch not only invoked the Taylor Law but also dismissed 45 provisional employees, although he said they could reapply for their jobs if the dispute ended.

Usually this means the macro was only invoked conditionally.

This study followed earlier work at the site where the contaminant distribution could only be explained by invoking a mass loss through degradation, even though extensive field and laboratory microcosm studies closer to the source zone onshore could not confirm degradation.

Nonetheless, one aspect to bear in mind is that approximately 50% of the oligoarray transcripts had no known match to any transcripts with functional annotation which limits the overall analysis and therefore the pathways invoked could only be inferred from those genes with a functional annotation.

Invoking the 14th amendment could only exacerbate the short term uncertainty factor, not eliminate it.