Sentence examples for rather than invoking from inspiring English sources

Rather than invoking any overarching separation of powers theory, interpreters should apply tools of ordinary textual interpretation to construe the particular clauses that make up the constitutional structure.

It is unfortunate that Reich actually invokes the idea that figures might be fudged, not once, but twice — rather than invoking the obvious explanations outlined above.

This time, rather than invoking European and tropical destinations, Mayhugh addressed the prospect of being posted to a less than desirable locale.

Rather than invoking truth or falsity, we should consider whether a research programme – the hard core of hypotheses that constitute a theory – is progressing or degenerating.

Rather than invoking explicit reasoning processes and planning, people's performance is best explained by reinforcement learning procedures that update estimates of action values in a reactive, trial‐by‐trial fashion.

This is interpreted assuming that additives interfere with the early stages of the reaction which involve methyl radicals, rather than invoking the inhibition of secondary reactions such as ethylene oxidation.

Rather than invoke Newt Gingrich, Mr. Bush spoke of "a bipartisan approach to governing".

If they come to this conclusion after the fact, it would be better if they quietly exited rather than invoked squatters' rights.

Rather than invoke — or faintly suggest — German engineering, BMW is focusing on Rolls-Royce's British tradition, embodied by the Silver Ghost, as symbolically British as afternoon tea.

But the authorities have ignored that ruling, part of a broader climate of intimidation that causes journalists to censor themselves rather than invoke the government's wrath.On a political level, too, the government has consolidated its position in recent years.

Lawyers in Western Australia encourage intellectually disabled clients to plead guilty rather than invoke laws declaring them unfit to plead because they don't want them to be indefinitely detained, a Senate inquiry has heard.