Sentence examples for immediately invoked from inspiring English sources

This mechanism, as designed by the civil service, alerts all necessary domestic and foreign bodies of that decision so that the article may be immediately invoked.

The play immediately invoked the infamous 2009 flub by Luis Castillo at Yankee Stadium, where he dropped a two-out popup by Alex Rodriguez that allowed the Yankees to score two runs to win in the bottom of the ninth.

The FA did indeed punish him and Thursday's statement continued: "The Appeal Board has upheld the original sanction and therefore it remains that Mr Mourinho's suspended stadium ban will be immediately invoked should he be found by an Independent Regulatory Commission to have committed a further breach of FA Rule E3 for any comment or statement to or through the media before 13 October 2016".

Despite the fact that Hardy was hurt, MVP immediately invoked the rematch clause.

In his victory speech at the UCP convention, he immediately invoked "King Ralph Kleinn to thunderous applause.

CBS and NBC immediately invoked the 'exclusive affiliation' clauses of their agreements with these stations, and as a result thousands of persons in many sections of the country were unable to hear the broadcasts of the games".

A lemon immediately invokes yellow, say.

The image immediately invokes those black-clad wanderers in the paintings of Caspar David Friedrich, looking out across the German sublime.

But Cameron said he would not immediately invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, the never-before-used provision that allows E.U. members to leave the union.

To make matters worse, the next day I was astonished to see Jeremy on television calling for the government to immediately invoke article 50 and take Britain out of the EU.

The International Crisis Group, a prominent conflict-resolution organization, released a study Wednesday saying the National Assembly should immediately invoke the option of a six-month delay on the draft deadline of the constitution partly to make the process more inclusive.