On Wednesday, it announced that it will try: The commission has, for the first time, invoked a procedure — Article 7 of the Lisbon Treaty — that could end by depriving Poland of voting rights in Europe.
Earlier in the day, Sir Keir Starmer, the shadow Brexit secretary, secured an emergency Commons debate to discuss the crisis by invoking a procedure that required the support of at least 40 MPs.
Republicans said today that they expected to invoke a parliamentary procedure against it, perhaps as soon as the Democratic leader, Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, brings it to the floor.
In the Watergate tape cases, however, both Mr. Cox and the Senate investigating committee have been extremely reluctant to invoke a legal procedure charging the President with contempt, although both could have done so when Mr. Nixon refused to honor their subpoenas weeks ago.
A LP, upon entering the network, needs to invoke a join procedure to register its available catalog of resources.
Would the immobot incorrectly invoke an emergency procedure, amplifying a minor problem into a major one?
One is how many times utilities invoke an emergency procedure called transmission line relief, or T.L.R., which freezes new transactions between power generators and customers for a while when the grid cannot handle any more volume.
Mr. Reed said prosecutors and police investigators had decided not to invoke an administrative procedure in which officers can be compelled to speak to investigators, because those statements cannot be used in any criminal case.
Attempts to jump-start the moribund economy were welcomed by the business sector, but Valls was twice forced to invoke a little-used procedure to bypass opposition and enact economic reforms without a parliamentary vote.
Political analysts said the legislation was almost certain to be opposed by the House of Lords, opening the way for supporters of a ban to invoke a law on procedure called the Parliament Act to insist that a complete ban become the law of the land.
