The conversation drifts from the Latin quotation on his ring (Vocatus atque non vocatus, Deus aderit, meaning "Invoked or not invoked, God is present") to his lifelong struggle with doubt regarding whether he thinks about the afterlife.
Except in the Thayetmyo district, the aid of troops was not invoked in Lower Burma.
The act was not invoked until 1980, as part of President Jimmy Carter's battle against inflation.
The mercy rule was not invoked, but it should have been.
Why was the public-safety exclusion not invoked in these earlier instances of domestic terrorism?
Ms. De Sousa called it "inexplicable" that the government had not invoked diplomatic immunity.
Democratic senators reacted angrily, noting that Mr. Trump had not invoked executive privilege to bar such testimony.
So far Trump has not invoked executive privilege, but Sessions argued the president could do so at a later date.
Congress has not invoked the War Powers Resolution, which requires approval of military actions, since it was enacted in 1973.
But in general he has not invoked faith to justify any measure that is considered politically divisive.
One wonders, however, just when Abbey would have acknowledged the mistake if she had not invoked a little national publicity?
