State Senator Mark Leno introduced a bill that would have required property buyers to own a building for at least five years before they could invoke the law.
But investigators were unable to more fully explore the discussion between Mr. Johnson and the governor because Mr. Johnson refused to testify before them, invoking his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
Roman emperors, like Ptolemaic kings before them, invoked Isis and Serapis to endorse their authority, inside and outside Egypt.
Others require all sales of, and other transactions relating to, aircraft, such as mortgages, to be effected in writing and recorded in a public registry before they may be invoked against third parties.
The name I used before seemed to invoke fear in a lot of people, perhaps even suspicion.
WASHINGTON -- Lois Lerner, the director of the IRS division under fire for targeting conservative organizations, strongly defended herself in an opening statement before the House Oversight & Government Reform Committee on Wednesday before invoking her Fifth Amendment rights and being dismissed from the room by Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif).
Also unclear is whether an American interest must also be at stake before Mr Obama invokes the moral case for action.
His father always said a prayer in Hebrew before retiring, invoking the presence of four angels and God.
Citing her forty years in politics, Obama, like many Presidents before him, invoked Teddy Roosevelt's "man in the arena" speech, saying, "Hillary Clinton is that woman in the arena.
At first it apologises for the "delay" in settling the claim – a claim it clearly had no intention of honouring before you invoked the media – but has now said it will refund you the £900.
