Sentence examples for may invoke from inspiring English sources

Trump may invoke emergency powers over border wall.

We hold that petitioners may invoke the fundamental procedural protections of habeas corpus.

It is clear that a government party may invoke the doctrine in civil cases.

Defendants in new German Stoererhaftung cases may invoke MTE to oppose monitoring demands.

Shifts in affective reactivity during pregnancy and postpartum may invoke altered responses to environmental and biological changes.

Also, the service user may invoke the service of this bundle to get additional information of the aimed services.

-- Anonymous, New Jersey As an ethical matter, you may invoke the ancient and honorable rule "finders, keepers".

Under the terms of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, a President may invoke trade sanctions only under emergency conditions.

The National Emergencies Act, enacted during the post-Watergate reform era, regulates how presidents may invoke such powers.

His lawyers have said Mr. Turoff may invoke his Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination and refuse to testify.

These results confirm that food intake remains unaffected by exercise in the immediate hours after but suggest that exercise may invoke a delay before food is desired.