Sentence examples for invoking a need from inspiring English sources

But invoking a need for more neighborliness, the City of Glendale has decided to enforce an 80-year-old law that prohibits fences in front yards.

He invoked a need to leave the state financially pristine for "our children and grandchildren".

He has always cast himself as a "moderate" within the Democratic Party, which means he has invoked a need for fiscal restraint to oppose some spending programs.

Mr. Bush has repeatedly invoked a need for fiscal restraint in his pledge to veto the children's health insurance bill.

If you look at this question, notice that it is very short, very memorable, and it almost invariably invokes a need for further explanation.

8) The models put forth for Dna2 action often invoke a need to thread DNA (or RNA) through the nuclease tunnel.

It can also invoke a reorganization needed to save the business, but it has to prove that it's imperiled.

We conclude that the rapid improvement in diabetes after RYGB is mediated through caloric restriction without a need to invoke a primary direct hormonal mechanism related to duodenal bypass.

Our results highlight the need to invoke a landscape scale approach for preserving biodiversity, in this case the need to maintain a sufficient proportion of forest with old growth characteristics in the managed landscape.

The president doesn't need to invoke a national emergency to use that authority.

There is no need to invoke a transition from affine to phantom chain behaviour as deformation increases.