Sentence examples for invoke the principles from inspiring English sources
Really, a war can only be justified if you can invoke the principles of self-defence.
"In particular, no lawyer can invoke the principles of lawyer-client privilege to excuse participation, whether as principal or accessory, in offences against the Commonwealth".
"The framers," Amar and Hirsch write, "gave us a military structure that safeguarded us against oppression". That it is now thought frivolous to invoke the principles of that structure shows how completely we have abandoned this careful architecture of liberty.
Since levels of waste are expected to increase over the next century, how can businesses and governments invoke the principles of mottainai, all while providing for society's needs?
The village of North Hills, which encompasses Deepdale, is considering a plan to invoke the principle of eminent domain to seize the facility.
For other cases which explicitly invoke the principle that international law is a part of the law of the land, see, for example: Talbot v. Janson, 3 Dall.
President Eisenhower, Bob Hope, Sidney Poitier, Charlie Rose and Mayor Bloomberg are among its members… The village of North Hills, which encompasses Deepdale, is considering a plan to invoke the principle of eminent domain to seize the facility.
"Islam is foreign to us and for that reason it cannot invoke the principle of religious freedom to the same degree as Christianity,"Hans-Thomas Tillschneider, an AfD politician from the state of Saxony-Anhalt, said to loud applause.
Despite numerous cases that invoke the principle of universal jurisdiction, Spain has secured only one conviction, that of an Argentine man named Adolfo Scilingo in 2005 for his involvement in "dirty war" killings of left-wing dissidents.
To find the natural frequencies of cylindrical shells, one may invoke the principle of phase matching where resonating standing waves are formed around the circumference, or in the axial direction if the cylindrical shell is terminated at both ends.
