Sentence examples for hesitate to invoke from inspiring English sources
The Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, he was convinced, would not hesitate to invoke his own doctrine and intervene in Poland just as he had in 1968 in Czechoslovakia.
I hesitate to invoke "The Wire" in this discussion, partly because it has been so thoroughly assimilated into the television-is-high-art (or great literature) argument, but at heart it belonged to the great pulp tradition of meaty cop shows and nasty romans policiers.
"He's never hesitated to invoke faith in public and for public purposes".
Whoever in the Bush Administration hesitated to invoke the Insurrection Act was partaking of a reflexive anti-governmentalism that pervades the Administration.
Even if the government hesitates to invoke the powers it conferred on itself in May to block such a deal in defence of its strategic interests, the public sector is still Alstom's main customer in France.
Don't hesitate to involve your teachers.
I will not tolerate that or any report which invokes libellous negative coverage against me as a result and will not hesitate to pursue you personally should that be the case.
"We hesitate to innovate.
Neither would hesitate to go.
