Sentence examples for invoking policy from inspiring English sources

He needs to court them more responsibly than he has to date, invoking policy arguments, not the offensive stereotypes of his campaigns against facial veils, halal meat and Muslim street prayer.

She agrees that adaptive preferences can block the well-being of those who have them, but she argues that both procedural and substantive autonomy accounts either yield results that do not square with our intuitions, or commit us to invoking policies that are coercive and so anti-liberal.

Coughlin has declined to say what happened to his left leg, playfully invoking his policy — normally applicable only to players — of not discussing injuries.

Invoking government policy as the reason for not being named, the official added that it was still in Berlin's interest to resolve the crisis, particularly since Germany was providing the largest guarantee to the euro zone's bailout fund.

The government's contention is that invoking the policy was effectively a code that was used by Andersen to encourage employees to destroy documents related to the firm's audit of Enron.

And Orbital Sciences will invoke its insurance policy, but the insurance will not recover countless research years.

Once the A's invoked their policy, Giambi and his agent, Arn Tellem, were psychologically free to think about the Yankees.

However, a day after the campaign was supposed to go live, in April 2015, the MTA invoked a policy banning messages regarding "disputed political issues".

This invokes the policy response of reducing economy-wide transaction costs.

MichFest invoked this policy in 1991, when trans attendee Nancy Burkholder was kicked out after she was outed.

Instead, other cultural, economic and ideological factors are publicly invoked by policy makers and legislators to justify the delays [ 2].