Sentence examples similar to guaranteed to invoke from inspiring English sources

A victory in court or arbitration would free the foreign creditors to invoke guarantees provided for the project by the Indian federal government and Maharashtra state.

Banville's book recalls such poised masters as Proust and Beckett (and, indeed, James) not because he wants you to know how well-read he is, but to invoke a kind of guarantee that he knows fiction has responsibilities to its subjects as well as its readers.

Pressure on the Metropolitan police is mounting to reveal why they chose not to invoke the law which guarantees confidentiality of journalistic sources when investigating a police mole in the Plebgate saga.

Like its competitors, Travelweb guarantees that its prices are as low as any others on the Web, but like the assurances given by its competitors, that guarantee is not an easy one for consumers to invoke.

In June they decided to invoke their obligation as "protecting powers" to guarantee a constitutional democracy in Greece and demanded the king's resignation.

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The company recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and was asking Perry to invoke an obscure provision of the Federal Power Act that would keep its plants online by guaranteeing their profits.

The rights guaranteed by the ECHR must be respected in all circumstances within the Member States, and citizens must be able to invoke them before the judiciary, regardless what the national law or constitution might say.

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They are also very simple to invoke.

He needs to invoke the stick.