Examples of 'may invoke' in a sentence
Meaning of "may invoke"
May invoke is a term used to express the possibility of prompting a particular reaction, response, or outcome
How to use "may invoke" in a sentence
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In extreme cases reaction may invoke suicidal tendencies.
He may invoke it if his personal interest has been prejudiced.
Alternatively an enacting clause may invoke the ultimate sovereign.
I may invoke the fifth.
Or pointing to one of the corners may invoke an associated command.
A user may invoke a man page by issuing the man command.
That under certain conditions you may invoke binding arbitration.
Controllers may invoke some method for measuring time.
You have several rights that you may invoke as a data subject.
They may invoke powerful and often more negative emotions.
The parties at trial and especially lawyers may invoke the provisions of international conventions.
Authorities may invoke state security considerations to justify telephone surveillance.
The government knows that if it uses that term it may invoke the trade deals.
The respondent may invoke such a claim in two ways.
There should be a procedural framework that limits how the State may invoke these grounds.
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Private parties may invoke the unlawfulness of an aid measure before national courts.
Vertical direct effect when an individual may invoke that text against the state.
Community members may invoke customary and religious practices to justify violence directed towards women.
Consumer protection rules which Member States may invoke in respect of the terms and conditions.
It may invoke the search for a meaningful existence and promotes integrity and virtuous conduct.
The consequent loss of production volume and time may invoke substantial economic and material expenditures.
This procedure may invoke another rule module which will construct more of the request tree.
While resident in Honduras no Honduran by birth may invoke a nationality other than Honduran.
A State may invoke the invalidity of a unilateral act.
The tubular specifications which may invoke this specification are,.
A State may invoke an error in a treaty as invalidating its consent to.
If that is not possible, the union may invoke arbitration.
Parliament may invoke emergency powers under the emergency branch of POGG.
To this end, the workflow application may invoke an instance of another application.
Le CLIENT may invoke SCALAGENT in order to get a solution to an execution issue.
If, under the foregoing paragraphs, a party may invoke a fundamental change of circumstances.
Every State may invoke the responsibility of the State violating such obligations.
Under those conditions, a contracting party may invoke the precautionary principle.
The prime minister may invoke executive privilege to prevent him from testifying before the Committee.
Journalists, in the exercise of their profession, may invoke the conscience provision.
Every State may invoke the responsibility of the State violating such norms.
Those rules will set forth to what extent an international organization may invoke self-defence.
If you choose to you may invoke the Fifth Amendment.
They may invoke obedience or the discipline required of them, but not innocence.
If you succeed with style, you may invoke each aspect twice for free.
A user may invoke a man page by issuing the codice 1 command.
As with any other convention duly ratified by Chad, citizens may invoke the Covenant.
The CLIENT may invoke SCALAGENT in order to get.
If adequate interoperability has not been achieved, the Commission may invoke the procedure in Art.
On the matter, one may invoke the principle of lesser evil.
Representative directly or indirectly by another negotiating State, the State may invoke such corruption as.
A certain smell, for example, may invoke either a pleasant or unpleasant memory.
Indirectly by another negotiating State, the State may invoke such.
The user may invoke blocking of titles, descriptions, or both titles and descriptions.
Finally, under certain conditions, you may invoke binding arbitration to resolve the dispute.
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