Sentence examples for should be invoked from inspiring English sources

But some specialists said the aid cutoff provision should be invoked promptly.

Joint defence pacts should be invoked to protect Iraq, say others, and Arab money withdrawn from America.

The Fixed-Term Parliaments Act 2011 envisaged exceptional circumstances in which an early election can be held, and those provisions should be invoked.

Even when constitutions provide for referendums and other mechanisms to remove a president early, they should be invoked only in extreme circumstances.

The state secrets doctrine is so blinding and powerful that it should be invoked only when the most grave national security matters are at stake — nuclear weapons details, for example, or the identity of covert agents.

Indeed, shortly after President Obama took office, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. suggested that the doctrine should be invoked "only when genuine and significant harm to national defense or foreign relations is at stake and only to the extent necessary to safeguard those interests".

Senator Obama should be invoking F.D.R., who wanted to make the U.S. "a country in which no one is left out".

The Nehru-Gandhi dynasty which controls the Congress party is, of course, the most resolute of all modern Indian fiefdoms; so it's ironic that Rahul should be invoking the "young voter" at a time when young people are fed up of corruption but might also be fed up of inherited power, one of the major facilitators of sleaze.

The Holocaust and all it represents should only be invoked in our contemporary political discourse when human beings, Jews or non-Jews, are actually persecuted or threatened with destruction.

The law should not be invoked.

The word genocide should never be invoked too readily.