Sentence examples for we need to invoke from inspiring English sources

In order to understand how we might get there from here, we need to invoke a notion drawn from the study of dynamic systems.

The fighting spirit we need to invoke today is that which was willing to face down a small but powerful ruling class with control of state and media apparatuses complete with embedded war correspondents and close advisory relationships between politicians and press barons.

We need to invoke our earlier distinction between acts of institutional corruption and acts of institutional corrosion.

Here, we need to invoke regular synthesis constructions (see Appendix A.3) as they are described in [34, Sect. 6.3].

The traditional realism versus nominalism debate is an ontological debate over whether in order to account for properties we need to invoke a class of entity, universals (see Section 1.2 above).

It is only if we want to distinguish the logical from the generically necessary, or to demarcate logic without appealing to modal notions at all, that we need to invoke topic neutrality.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02230.024 Finally, in order to reproduce the invariant properties of the angular asymmetry observed for P-TEFb, we needed to invoke a hierarchical organization of the space.

Do we really need to invoke the Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitution, in response to the lower house of the Texas Legislature?

To complete the proof of the theorem we only need to invoke the contraction mapping principle.

However, we now need to invoke a distinction between persons who hold a public office and persons who have an institutional role.

To sort out whether this is good, bad, or in between, we will need to invoke Shakespeare, sheep and three hands.