Sentence examples for likely to invoke the from inspiring English sources

This is particularly true since private equity firms are most likely to invoke the reverse termination fee structure in MAC-type situations.

The Senate version is only somewhat less offensive.Far from reducing subsidies, however, Congress seems likely to invoke the blackout to justify further handouts to suppliers.

But American officials said that neither side was likely to invoke the treaty in this case because Manila's confrontation with Beijing is over disputed territory.

Given its recent vote, the OAS would be more likely to invoke the Democratic Charter against the US government for its drone killings of US citizens without trial, than it would be to do so against Venezuela.

The flipside is at this age they are still very young in other ways and caution is needed not to serve anything too hard-hitting, or likely to invoke the ire of parents.

RICHARD GERE, while not the first person you'd think most likely to invoke the wrath of a conservative religious mob by kissing somebody in public, was at least a passably recognizable symbolic target for Hindu demonstrators last week, when they burned his figure in effigy in cities across India.

That leaves two possible national interests that the president's lawyers are likely to invoke for the Syria attack, but that have never alone been the basis for unilateral presidential uses of force: the United States' interest in regional security in the Middle East, and its interest in upholding a norm against the use of chemical weapons.

Airlines do not have to pay compensation where "extraordinary circumstances which could not have been avoided even if all reasonable measures had been taken" – a clause they are likely to invoke in the current chaos – but they are obliged to cover meals and drinks and hotel accommodation to a reasonable limit.

But American and British critics of the Europeans' positions on Iraq are far more likely to invoke stereotypes of the French than of the Germans.

Snowden's defense team in Hong Kong is likely to invoke part of the extradition treaty with the United States, which states that suspects will not be turned over to face criminal trial for offenses of a "political character," explains The Post.

College students whose recollections of their high school biology courses included creationism were significantly more likely to invoke creationism-based answers on questions derived from the Material Acceptance of the Theory of Evolution (MATE) instrument than were students whose recollections of their high school biology courses included evolution but not creationism.