Sentence examples for issues invokes from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, though, to talk about gender-specific issues invokes cries of "misandry" from the What About The Men brigade.

But let's look at some policy issues invoked by their unemployment forecast, particularly the impact of the payroll tax holiday (PTH) and extended unemployment insurance (UI).

On Wednesday, even as the Boeing 737s were being ordered to land, the Republican-controlled Senate was voting to rebuke Trump on a major foreign-policy issue, invoking the rarely used War Powers Act to demand that the Administration halt its military support for Saudi Arabia's ongoing war in Yemen, with seven Republicans having joined Democrats in supporting the move.

In respect of this issue, Hume invokes his general causal maxim that "any thing may produce any thing" in order to establish that a priori it is possible that matter may be the cause of thought (T, 1.4.5.30 / 247).

Although the correlation between CaO/Al2O3 and Sc/Y versus MgO are strong in the Surtsey Magma Series, we note several issues with invoking clinopyroxene-dominated fractionation as the main control on variation among Surtsey's magmas.

Himself the son of an immigrant from Spain and a Cuban woman, he raised old race issues by invoking his ancestral connection to the Taínos, Cuba's pre-Columbian inhabitants.

Though passionate about many political issues and invoking change, Meg found that there was a game to politics, and that answering questions truthfully and candidly was not always the "correct" way to go.

Both the FBI and the Justice Department say Harman never tried to influence the case, and when Saban was asked via e-mail by The Times what the story was behind these allegations, he e-mailed back: "No idea". Nevertheless, it's no surprise that anyone concerned with U.S.-Israel issues would invoke Saban's name.

Among the technical issues usually invoked to lead to biases in 18S rDNA clone libraries there is the PCR step before the cloning procedure [10], [12].

When stressing the importance of public health issues, he regularly invokes the name of the university, his alma mater.

For example, an interest in the context sensitivity of realization in philosophy of mind (Wilson 2004, ch. 6) invokes issues pertaining to the context objection, individuation, temporality (especially causation versus constitution), and intrinsicality.