Sentence examples for ready to invoke the from inspiring English sources

Republicans are ready to invoke the nuclear option to get Gorsuch onto the Supreme Court.

"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.

Both Paul Ryan, who was at a 9/11 event in Milwaukee, and Mitt Romney, who stopped by one at an airport in Chicago, near where his plane was parked, have been ready to invoke that day to make their case.

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.

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

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

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

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.

Ana is detemined to invoke the spirit.

This version isn't reluctant to invoke the movie.

They like to invoke the familiar bugaboo of "moral hazard".