Sentence examples for decides to invoke from inspiring English sources

Every so often somebody at a meeting decides to invoke God's favor for some commercial or competitive enterprise.

His band — Tony Garnier on bass, George Recile on drums, Charlie Sexton and Stu Kimball on guitars and Donnie Herron on pedal steel guitar, violin and other instruments — can deliver blues, country, R&B and whatever other Americana Mr. Dylan decides to invoke.

Much depends on who replaces Cameron as prime minister, when the new leader decides to invoke the EU's Article 50, which kicks off two years of departure talks, and how the negotiations unfold.  .

In Washington, after a long debate over when to act and what to make public, the administration decided to invoke a rarely used provision of the Patriot Act.

As their first move, Mr. Anand and his colleagues decided to invoke the Indian Arms Act to go after people who were possessing firearms illegally.

Again he decided to invoke the power of kawaii to highlight the growing problem of one-time-use and disposable items.

That, anyway, is what he is likely to argue if his clients decide to invoke Article 5 of the German constitution, which deals with artistic freedom, and take the matter to the Federal Constitutional Court.

Seeing the impossibility of pushing the proposal through parliament on any reasonable calendar, Jean-Pierre Raffarin's government decided to invoke the constitution's Article 49-3 and pass it into law by making it a vote of confidence.

To defuse charges that this prosecution was politically motivated (Mr. Biaggi was a Democrat) the prosecutor, Mr. Little, decided to invoke Attorney General Edwin Meese III, a Republican who was a close friend of a Wedtech lobbyist — and Mr. Giuliani's boss.

Chairman Wheeler decided to invoke Title II to reclassify broadband service, something that has long been anathema to ISPs.

The Swiss cabinet has decided to invoke a "safeguard clause" in its agreement with the EU on freedom of movement.