Sentence examples for either invoke from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Obama declined to answer directly, and his administration has ruled out proposals to either invoke authority under the 14th Amendment or mint a platinum coin as a sort of collateral for more debt.

The position you sleep in may either invoke or prevent nightmares, and those who spent the majority of their lives watching a black-and-white television can actually experience most of their dreams in shades of gray.

PD In each of the past two seasons Benfica recovered from Champions League elimination to go on and reach the Europa League final, their failure to win either invoking lots of prattle about the curse of Béla Guttmann.

Mr. Reid's lawyers failed in their efforts to get those statements suppressed, contending in a motion that Mr. Reid had either invoked his right to remain silent, was suffering from a form of short-term amnesia, or was unable to stop talking because of the Valium and other drugs that doctors on board the flight used to sedate him.

Furthermore, as indicated earlier, the use of either invoked negative or positive assessments can be used to gather whether audience members are construed as in-group members or not.

When politicians of either party invoke Brown, they tend to do so in a vague, metaphorical way to reference the achievement gap, rather than to confront the growing body of evidence that concentrating low-income students in schools separately from middle-class students is educationally damaging.

However, we hypothesise that even the genes that are common between conditions (physiological, treatment or time) can contribute to the differences between conditions either by invoking different biological pathways or by invoking the same biological pathways but to varying degrees.

It remains unclear why this reversal of gene expression to end-product metabolite occurs, but we speculate that the timing of CAD expression may have either be invoked as a compensatory mechanism to general down-regulation of the pathway.

Some formulations of quidditism invoke either maximal possibilities or possible worlds, while modalist formulations of quidditism do without either resource.

The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that the four Britons had no right to invoke either the Constitution or that law.

We also are more comfortable with luck than with fate, but too seldom invoke either to explain why things go wrong for politicians.