Sentence examples for invoking the clause from inspiring English sources

But some experts said the importance of invoking the clause should not be overlooked.

But he said: "I don't think Bud Selig and Bob DuPuy thought by invoking the clause, the lenders would lie down".

Legault has not held a formal press conference yet, so journalists have not been able to press him further on his possibly invoking the clause.

Mr. Dallara flew to Athens in mid-November to tell the government that invoking the clauses would be disastrous for Greece and the euro zone.

When we've invoked the clause we're committed to leave within two years.

One company, Hon Hai of Taiwan, an electronics manufacturer, says its banks have already invoked the clause.This affects only debt facilities that have already been set up.

If invoked, the clause would have implications on employees' seniority, promotions and pension calculations, according to a report in The Telegraph.

But sales have shown some life lately, and most landlords are loath to invoke the clause for fear of spoiling future deals with producers.

NATO held an emergency meeting on Wednesday night and condemned the attack, but it did not suggest that it would invoke the clause in its charter that would require a collective response by NATO allies to the conflagration between Syria and Turkey.

Anadarko, one of the oil companies affected by the moratorium, said on Thursday that it had notified three of its drilling companies — Noble, Transocean and Diamond Offshore Drilling — of its plan to invoke the clause.

However, in a majority opinion that infuriated conservative critics of the president, the supreme court simultaneously endorsed a broad interpretation of the circumstances in which a president can invoke the clause to appoint government officials without consulting the Senate.