Sentence examples for ready to invoke from inspiring English sources

This path also ends up encouraging those always ready to invoke wild comparisons to Nazism and the Holocaust.

"Invisibly, and without having to speak of it, he was getting ready to invoke upon himself the wrath of his tribe".

Even children can be taught that some problems (such as 2x + 6 = 0) have no solution unless you are ready to invoke negative numbers.

"We want our people to be ready to invoke this authority," said the official, who is helping organize the administration's response to the disease.

If the Hungarians were to ignore an adverse judgment, the commission should also be ready to invoke provisions in the treaties to suspend a country's voting rights in Brussels.

The king's speech signaled that the government stood ready to invoke Article 155 of the Spanish Constitution, which allows it to take over the functions of a regional government if that government violates the Constitution.

A majority of the court appeared ready to agree that the detainees were entitled to invoke some measure of constitutional protection.

On Linux, the purpose of swapper swapper (the idle idle task) is to invoke the scheduler to choose potential threads ready for execution, or to halt the CPU in case no thread is ready to run.

Rep. Joe Sestak (D-Pa)., a retired admiral and Iraq war veteran, worried that military commanders would try to spare Bush the need to invoke a waiver to deploy troops deemed not fully ready, leading to unnecessary training, for instance.

The Obama White House and Democratic leaders are far more likely to invoke Mr. Beck or Ms. Palin as their ready-made bogeyman-bogeywoman than they are any elected Republican.

The trick starts to invoke claustrophobic terror.