Sentence examples for right to invoke from inspiring English sources

But until then, he has every right to invoke the legal protections available to everyone else.

The Justice Department was right to invoke the Voting Rights Act and block South Carolina's new law requiring voters to present photo identification.

The only people who would seem to have the right to invoke God at the moment are the Haitians themselves, who beseech his help amidst dreadful pain.

The court is right to invoke the separation of powers, and to defend its ability to govern itself without interference from the legislative branch.

"Article 50 is there to allow withdrawal, but no other party has the right to invoke article 50, no other state or institution.

The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that the four Britons had no right to invoke either the Constitution or that law.

When confronted with an outburst of public anger over massive corporate pay for a privileged few, a common response of the libertarian right is to invoke the economics of the free market.

Ideally, you want an author to die "at the right time," to invoke the phrase used by Friedrich Nietzsche.

As for the right time to invoke the promise of Equal Protection, the chant of minorities in the '60s works as well today for those protesting Gay Jim Crow: "What do we want?

"If I claim desire as my right," the central character in Brink's novel asks himself rather awkwardly, "does not my right to desire invoke the right of the other to refuse me?

That is, when finite modes are considered in relation to all the other finite modes, there will be the right conceptual connections to invoke Spinoza's modal transfer principle.