Sentence examples for powers to invoke from inspiring English sources
On Thursday the high court ruled that the prime minister was acting unlawfully in seeking to use prerogative powers to invoke article 50, and reminded her that only parliament can make or repeal laws.
We can start by stripping EPA and other federal government alphabet agencies of powers to invoke unwarranted intrusions into our free markets, business and lives.
Speaking before he raised the baton on a performance of Richard Wagner's The Walkyrie, the Israeli guest conductor appealed directly to President Giorgio Napolitano, sitting in the royal box, to use his constitutional powers to invoke protection of Italy's cultural assets.
Russia and China have so far blocked the efforts by Western powers to invoke Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter, which would allow the use of force against Syria if it fails to comply with the chemical weapons agreement.
The legislation also expands the government's power to invoke emergency wiretapping procedures.
For all its power to invoke peril, "Lullaby" is written as a kind of incantation.
The United States has the power to invoke vital foreign policy interests in order to reject this PSNI action".
There is currently a case before the high court arguing over who has the actual power to invoke article 50.
We're talking about potential family heirlooms, dangly decoratives that someday may have the power to invoke ferocious infighting among my own children.
Reid had the power to invoke the nuclear option, and he did it; McConnell has the power to protect the Scalia seat, and he is doing it, at least until the next election.
Among other things, he is an enthusiastic backer of the US supreme court's decision in Kelo v New London, which substantially broadened the government's power to invoke eminent domain and seize private property for private commercial interests.
