Sentence examples for finally invoked from inspiring English sources

In January, six months after the arrest of Pervez, President Reagan finally invoked the Solarz Amendment, as he was compelled to do under the law, and then immediately waived its provisions, clearing the way for the American aid.

When my colleague finally invoked cost – telling the woman that while an M.R.I. might ferret out rare causes, it didn't make sense to spend the enormous fee on something of such marginal benefit – the woman became belligerent.

Paul McCartney, who had been the push behind Zapple, finally invoked his own poetic license earlier this year with the publication of "Blackbird Singing: Poems and Lyrics 1965-1989".

We finally invoke suspicions of terrorist activity or corrupt intentions.

The Publishers finally invoke Sony Corp. of America v. Universal City Studios, Inc., 464 U. S. 417 (1984).

The Publishers finally invoke Sony Corp. of America v. Universal City Studios, Inc., 464 U.S. 417 (1984).

The publishers finally invoke Sony Corp. of America v. Universal City Studios, Inc., (1984).

"And then there's Donald Trump," he said, finally invoking the name.

I have made repeated requests for the "hindcasts" of the latest Hadley Centre model finally invoking the Freedom of Information Act, but so far without success.

Afterward, Manager Terry Collins struggled to find the words to describe Dickey's feats, finally invoking, "the Koufaxes and the Seavers and those guys, the greats of the greats, the 97 mile-an-hour fastballs and great curveballs, the Goodens, the Verlanders".

A dark comedy that starts with a sitcom premise and finally invokes questions about the meaning of life, the play spins out of control, but that forgivable chaos comes from a writer who hasn't reined in his overabundance of ideas.