Sentence examples for not invoke it from inspiring English sources

The United States did not invoke it nor oppose British occupation of the Falkland Islands in 1833 or subsequent British encroachments in Latin America.

We have deleted this discussion and will not invoke it to justify our conclusions.

Although I didn't invoke it in my review, I couldn't help remembering, while watching Lucy Bailey's bouncy revival of The Taming of the Shrew in Stratford last week, a previous production by Gregory Doran.

Although the Dodd-Frank law authorized the consumer agency to regulate the so-called nonbank financial companies, which previously had little supervision, the law was purposely written such that the bureau could not invoke its powers until it had a director.

In return, Winspear said it would not invoke its shareholders' rights plan intended to thwart a hostile takeover, and both companies have dropped legal filings against the other.

First, the solution runs contrary to Descartes' No Atheistic Knowledge Thesis: since the continuity test (on the naturalistic reading of it) does not invoke God, it thus appears, as Hobbes notes, "that someone can know he is awake without knowledge of the true God" (AT 7 196).

Fearing that lawmakers would be angered by such a move and could respond by erasing the statute, the administration decided not to invoke it.

Weber did not explicitly consider the need for coordination and did not invoke information processing, but it seems implicit that his officials need to be coordinated.

The mercy rule was not invoked, but it should have been.

I discovered that if the values of a prize are not frequently invoked, it is easy to stray away from them, and from recognising the best book out of the bunch.

When health arguments are not specifically invoked, it is unlikely that a country will win a dispute.