Sentence examples for avoided invoking from inspiring English sources

Even as they avoided invoking Mr. Bush's name, today's speakers repeatedly inched closer to urging N.R.A. members to vote for him, if only to defeat Mr. Gore.

He notes that Thompson deliberately avoided invoking natural selection as an explanation, and left history, whether of species or of an individual's life, out of his account.

He relinquished presidential power to the Vice President for eight hours in a similar procedure as outlined in the 25th Amendment, which he specifically avoided invoking.

We have not tested the perceptual and behavioural mechanisms underlying frequency-dependent foraging, therefore we have avoided invoking search image formation as the specific ultimate cause of rare form advantage.

The word "war" is one that Kenyans go to great lengths to avoid invoking.

Dr. Mariano does mention that to avoid invoking the amendment, Mr. Clinton received spinal rather than general anesthesia when he needed surgery to repair a torn quadriceps tendon.

Several union leaders praised that approach, because it showed that the administration was seeking to heed union concerns and avoid invoking the Taft-Hartley Act.

"If there is another hung parliament after 7 May, virtually all parties will want to avoid invoking the act, and so risking another general election..

As the president's legal counsel, Albert Gonzales, wrote in a memorandum on Friday, a decision to avoid invoking the Geneva Conventions "preserves flexibility" as Mr. Bush conducts the war.

The announcement follows closely on Attorney General Eric Holder Jr.'s speech last month on criminal justice reform, which included an order to prosecutors to avoid invoking mandatory minimum sentences when charging low-level drug offenders.

"The square came before Instagram it's called Hasselblad!" (In her own work, Opie eschewed the square for years, to avoid invoking Robert Mapplethorpe, her predecessor in exalting erotic deviance through photography).