Sentence examples for it may invoke from inspiring English sources
Both countries are parties to the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and article 49 says that if a country is induced to agree to a treaty by the fraudulent conduct of another party, then it may invoke fraud to invalidate its consent.
It may invoke comparisons to Howard Cosell's description of Alvin Garrett in 1983 as a "little monkey," but it has long since been proven that Cosell called at least one white player and his own grandson the same thing.
We therefore propose that upregulating mitophagy may be a fruitful pathway of investigation for increasing bottlenecking power, either as a standalone effect or due to the action of compensatory mechanisms it may invoke.
"Does that mean that any state may now individually and arbitrarily decide to use force pre-emptively against any other state perceived as a threat?" He did not elaborate, but for an Asian audience the fears are that China may use the Iraq war and pre-emption doctrine to strike Taiwan, and that India may invoke it against Pakistan, or vice versa.
It is likely that intermittency may invoke flow-structure interaction with possible enhancement in load effects at related scales, which may further amplify the extremes.
But Ms. Moore, her landlord and more than 90 other businesses or building owners are receiving a different message: The Port Authority wants all or part of your building and may invoke eminent domain law to acquire it.
It is important to note that a slave node may invoke the Map procedure again for further dividing the problem.
In its brief, the company says it has rights to the documents because according to the law, "any interested person," not just a litigant, may invoke the statute.
-- Anonymous, New Jersey As an ethical matter, you may invoke the ancient and honorable rule "finders, keepers".
We hold that petitioners may invoke the fundamental procedural protections of habeas corpus.
To banish evil from the life of a client, the magician may invoke the cosmic myth whereby the forces of good triumph over the forces of evil.
