Sentence examples for invoke the importance from inspiring English sources
I CHALLENGE you to find a stump speech by a politician running for any office from dog catcher to president that doesn't invoke the importance of small businesses.
Supporters tend to invoke the importance of having diverse perspectives and backgrounds in educational settings, for advantaged and disadvantaged groups alike.
The authors correctly invoke the importance of teleconferencing, especially from academic centers, and I personally believe this is a laudable goal.
A computer specialist uses marketing tools to distinguish Democrat from Republican, another invokes the importance of blogs.
Speakers, including Justice Sandra Day O'Connor of the Supreme Court, invoked the importance of the rule of law, a theme that will be echoed at a dinner on Thursday dedicating the building.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg defended Facebook board member Peter Thiel's support of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in a post that invoked the importance of "diversity" for the social media company.
He argued that the September 11th attacks were a reaction to American foreign policy, advocated the elimination of the I.R.S., and invoked the importance of hewing to the Constitution's "original intent" (at one point prompting MSNBC's Chris Matthews, a moderator, to mutter, "Oh, God").
Building on President Obama's speech at the United Nations, which invoked the importance of a "language of force" in dealing with ISIS, Biden called for other kinds of active response: strengthening NATO, and helping "small nations resist the blackmail and coercion of larger powers using new asymmetric weapons" (a reference to Russia and China).
Segal invokes the importance of a "good mother-in-law": a local government that on-balance is more nurturing than obstructive, and limits predation.
The third invokes the importance of governments, NGOs, and others to make strong, lasting commitments to save tiger lands and tigers.
