Sentence examples for end up invoking from inspiring English sources
After the lachrymose presentation ceremony, Castle would instead end up invoking Kipling and the twin impostors.
If you don't let them go and they end up playing for us on Saturday and missing the Belgium game then they can end up invoking the rule on us and prevent him from playing for us.
Police did not arrest Zimmerman for almost two months after he shot Martin dead on account of the law, though he did not end up invoking the law in his defense.
Mr. Felton ended up invoking the Fifth Amendment in the inquiry, and was cited for an ethics violation in an earlier inquiry.
And by fretting that those people will end up "unbanked," it invokes the bogeyman — the rapacious check casher standing behind bulletproof glass in a grimy strip mall somewhere hard by the liquor store.
Given that a suspect would probably have been held for a couple of weeks before the extension was invoked, he could end up being detained for a full 42 days despite Parliament's opposition.Another worry is that MPs would not be permitted to hear evidence that could prejudice a subsequent trial, so their vote would in effect be blind.
In fact, I'd suggest that there's almost a Godwin-like principle here, which is that any extended economic discussion ends up with people invoking the need to defend the dollar's international role — which is in effect a concession that they've lost the rest of the argument.
Tenants who successfully invoke the defense typically end up barring the person described as the "bad actor".
You throw your weight around Lebanon with guns, invoke Allah a lot and end up with seats in Parliament.
She points out that when you invoke executive privilege, all you end up doing is bringing lots of attention to yourself.
