Sentence examples for we must invoke from inspiring English sources

And in thinking about global action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, we must invoke three basic criteria.

ID claims that there are some phenomena (like the bacterial flagellum and the blood-clotting cascade) are so "irreducibly complex," that to explain them we must invoke an "intelligent designer".

The court then stated: "Because of our reluctance to rewrite the Florida Election Code, we conclude that we must invoke the equitable powers of this court to fashion a remedy".

It seems implausible, however, to suppose that we must invoke such principles when we anticipate our own behavior in future contingent or counterfactual situations.

And so we must conclude that Humor is a healthy Art -- and so we must invoke its anger diminishing capabilities to help ease us off our rickety platforms.

I believe that we must invoke the name of Jesus, as Lawrence Morley says, to create a "revolt [that] must come from the mind: a growing unease and dissatisfaction with things as they are".

If things continue in the same manner – and I think they will, whoever becomes the 44th president of the United States, we the allies must invoke our own exceptionalism to America's loonier foreign adventures and military demands.

Second, every performer must invoke a personal connection to the victims of the Sept. 11 attacks.

The interaction is based purely on "social navigation": every action must invoke trust or disdain, affection or enmity.

And it is the very principle gay rights advocates must invoke to overturn cruel laws criminalizing consensual adult homosexual relations.

Therefore, all staff based in Citi facilities within mandatory evacuation zones must invoke their work-from-home strategies for Monday and Tuesday unless they are in business-critical roles that have established alternative work locations.