Sentence examples for By invocation from inspiring English sources

He spoke endlessly of "Ukraine," of himself as "the President of Ukraine," and of the history of Ukraine, as if by invocation of that magic word he could create a country.

There is no need to rehearse here the whole sordid history of the Bush administration's work on Vice President Dick Cheney's "dark side:" the "enhanced" interrogation techniques in "black sites" outside the United States justified by invocation of a "new paradigm" that rendered the Geneva Conventions "quaint".

'Bone: Formation by autoinduction', initiates by invocation of soluble molecular signals which, when combined to insoluble signals or substrata trigger the ripple-like cascade of bone differentiation by induction.

The dynamic, disequilibrium network design model emphasized herein maintains the usual design objective of maximizing some measure of social welfare, but recognizes that traffic on a network is not necessarily in equilibrium and that capacity changes to the network must induce transient phenomena not captured by invocation of the static version of Wardrop's first principle (user equilibrium).

In the Java code the text contents of a field can be requested by invocation of the instance method of dataset objects String metannogenDataset getField(String data_field_name).

The material implanted in the cavity after debridement serves as an "in vivo bioreactor" wherein the engineering of the neotissue is achieved by invocation of a healing response within the bioreactor space.

Bette Midler will sing the national anthem, followed by invocations by various religious leaders.

Both Conventions were riven and ruled by invocations of "the people".

Accusations that civil liberties are being abused might be countered by claims of national security; assertions of conspiracies or prejudice might be answered by invocations of privileged knowledge; and established authorities might be either distrusted or embraced.

When I visited the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam several years ago, the somber concreteness of the Annex and the dread fate of its inhabitants were nearly erased by a final multimedia display in which the Holocaust was calculatedly eclipsed by invocations of every contemporary example of racial and social injustice the museum could formulate.

(2) F2: the second component is rather characterized by invocations.