Sentence examples similar to invoke of a contract from inspiring English sources
Carte used the enforced closure of the theatre to invoke a contract clause reverting the rights of Pinafore and Sorcerer to Gilbert and Sullivan after the initial run of H.M.S. Pinafore.
Rawls says, "The reason for invoking the concept of a contract in the original position lies in its correspondence with the features of a well-ordered society [which] require…that everyone accepts, and knows that the others accept, the same principles of justice" (CP 250).
The White Sox have invoked a contract clause that allows them to defer most of Thomas's $10 million salary.
After the authors shared a copy of the manuscript with the company in July, Immune Response invoked a contract clause asking for legally binding arbitration.
The Fire Department is restoring staff levels at 49 engine crews to five firefighters each, two months after invoking a contract provision that allowed it to reduce the number of firefighters at each company to four, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday.
Campbell sued, invoking a contract O'Neill had signed agreeing not to join a competitor for 18 months after leaving Campbell.
It is a tension within aesthetic experience between what an artwork invokes of its subject-matter and how what is invoked changes the character of that which invokes it.
Nor is it enough to invoke the sanctity of contracts, because our legal and business system recognizes plenty of valid excuses from contractual duty and even justification for breaching.
Think of it like a contract signing.
Despite Hartley having left Alloa voluntarily last month, the Recreation Park outfit can still invoke a clause in his contract for compensation.
