Second, it was an abandonment by Republican leaders, who had invoked party discipline to kill similar legislation in 2009.
To counter the military threat, Aflaq invoked party rules and regulations against them.
While the National Command invoked party rules and regulations against the Military Committee, it was clear from the get-go that the initiative laid with the Military Committee.
The second part is described as a "proportionality test" which requires the invoking party to show: In Multani v. Marguerite-Bourgeoys (Commission scolaire) (2006), the issue was whether a ban in a public school on Sikh students carrying kirpans (ceremonial daggers) for religious purposes was justifiable.
But he almost never shows them together, beyond the occasional vaguely invoked dinner party.
The new songs invoked a party vibe so familiar that like the aura of that most famous disco, it could be bottled and sold.
Shashi Tharoor, a former United Nations official and a first-time Congress member of Parliament from southern Kerala State, invoked the party's symbol — the palm of a hand, held up as if to offer a blessing, or to stop a car in its tracks — to describe the Congress-led government's delicate challenge.
It's also doubtful that Maxime Bernier is consciously invoking the party's spectre when he goes off about multiculturalism on Twitter, because you don't need to study 30-year-old policy platforms in order to pick up malignant ideas about immigration on the internet today.
Instead, a ragtag militia trooped out randomly, trying and failing to invoke an abstruse party rule on leadership nominations in advance of the Labour conference, which begins on September 20th.
When politicians of either party invoke Brown, they tend to do so in a vague, metaphorical way to reference the achievement gap, rather than to confront the growing body of evidence that concentrating low-income students in schools separately from middle-class students is educationally damaging.
