Sentence examples for to be invoking from inspiring English sources
In his latest program Pascal Rioult appears to be invoking Martha Graham.
By excusing certain people, we seem to be invoking the opposite principle: suffering geniuses gladly.
The reference to 80 years appeared to be invoking the Western colonization of Arab lands.
To many overseas observers, Mr Bush thus appeared to be invoking a doctrine of pre-emptive war.
Throughout his short opinion, Justice Kennedy continually claimed to be invoking nothing more than the court's own precedents, and disclaimed making new law.
Earlier this month, in an open letter to President Obama, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which is supporting Apple, appeared to be invoking the second argument.
"I do not expect that to be invoked," he said.
As its name suggests, the measure is supposed to be invoked only in emergencies.
Washington would like this provision to be invoked if there is a war with Iraq.
The provision for restitution, enacted in 1994, had yet to be invoked in a case of child-pornography possession.
Mr. Cordray acknowledged that it was a high hurdle, but one that should not need to be invoked.
