Sentence examples for that might invoke from inspiring English sources

— Julia Moskin The New Yorker: A fanciful list of restaurant transgressions that might invoke health-department penalties: hostesses seating diners right next to the only other customers in an empty restaurant, the server who "lies in wait to ask for orders until customer is at the climax of a long anecdote" and the "party of seven all wearing flip-flops in plain sight".

Conceivably, Prime Minister David Cameron's government could yet follow through on its warning to Ecuador before the asylum decision that it might invoke an obscure British law that would empower it to suspend the embassy's immunity and send the police in to arrest Mr. Assange.

Westwood did not say anything racist or sexist or homophobic or threatening, or any of the other things that might reasonably invoke the censure of any authority.

The Bush administration has already suggested that it might invoke severe economic penalties if this round failed to produce results.

After Syrian forces sent shells across the Turkish border last week, the Turkish government hinted that it might invoke NATO's Article 5 on mutual protection.

Chabon had written the line, he said, imagining that it might invoke cumin, coriander, or cloves, along with a more familiar scent from the reader's school days.

But, out of bemused curiosity, I tuned in for the apology tour, anticipating that Maher might invoke, as politicians in his situation invariably do, "the real racists".

The Bush administration said today that it might invoke a fundamental principle of Western water law to further reduce water from the Colorado River going to farmers in Southern California.

For instance, Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty recently suggested that he might invoke the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution to prevent his state from participating in a national health care plan.

Silence keeps ignorant those who don't understand from experience, it leaves them unable to predict the world of pain that might be invoked by that seemingly harmless question of asking a childless couple if they are going to have kids.

This review focuses on several crucial issues related to those dendrimer features, namely the role of dendrimers as nanoscaffolding and nanocontainers, crucial principles that might be invoked for improving dendrimer cytotoxicity properties, understanding dendrimer cellular transport mechanisms and the exciting role of dendrimers as high-contrast MRI imaging agents.