Sentence examples for countries invoked from inspiring English sources

It serves a purpose in emergencies: African countries invoked it against Big Pharma to get cheap drugs to fight HIV.

Once again, this problem could be addressed if all countries invoked the spirit of cricket and made some sacrifices.

It was a sharp departure from past decisions when the country invoked pacifist language in its Constitution requiring it to remain on the sidelines of international conflicts.

In the event, neither country invoked the huge penalties they could have inflicted on each other, for fear of the damage that would do to their wider mutual trade.

On October 21st of that year, W.N.D. published an article called "Obama 'Admits' Kenyan Birth?" Two days later, Rush Limbaugh, the most popular radio broadcaster in the country, invoked the rumor during drive time.

The former Pakistan air force technician also tries to defend the gruesome murders of polio vaccination teams across the country, invoking anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.

German brewers are warning against fracking in their country, invoking the beer purity law of 1516 that only allows basic, and pure, ingredients in real beer.

He mocked Mr. Karzai's inability to travel the country, invoking a recent rocket attack that caused Mr. Karzai to abort a campaign appearance.

He asked the audience to consider what kind of long-term future they want for their country, invoking the words of Ariel Sharon, the former Israeli military leader and prime minister who steered the country through multiple wars with Israel's neighbors.

UtsavSeva promoted by our Dharmic American communities across the country, invokes the underlying value of the festivals through Community Service throughout the year.

About 100 protesters gathered at the El Cajon police headquarters on Wednesday morning, calling for an end to killings of unarmed black men across the country, invoking the names of Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown and Freddie Gray.