Sentence examples similar to i wish to invoke from inspiring English sources
The dissents and respondents wish to invoke the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, as incorporated through the Fourteenth, to constrain a state's neutral efforts to provide greater educational opportunity for underprivileged minority students.
Then, in 1910, with Oldham now in the top flight, came a positive omen that Clarke may or may not wish to invoke: a 2-1 Boxing Day win over Sheffield United.
The penitent is tired of harbouring her sins; she wishes to invoke the judgment that will free her from the truth she has told.
While ruling that the Copyright Clause did not give Congress authority to protect trademarks, the Court specified that if Congress wished to invoke the Commerce Clause to justify its assertion of the power to regulate trademarks, it needed to invoke that authority "on the face of the law". Id. at 96.
Lindsay Kemp is not a household name (except in the most depraved of households), but it is the name dropped by any young artiste wishing to invoke a bit of good old-fashioned decadence.
I wish to examine this point further.
Nor do I wish to buy any.
Stranger, I wish to know.
"I wish to God I heard something.
