So while state officials invoke the concept of regionalism to talk about reducing taxes, they tread lightly.
It's a well-worn theme that Dastgir tweaks by having her characters invoke the concept of family manipulatively, in pursuit of selfish ends.
People who make such claims usually invoke the concept of neuroplasticity, a term used to describe how the brain's structure and function can change in response to experience.
The Danes, embracing their image as "the Italians of the North," like to invoke the concept of frisind the nineteenth-century anti-authoritarian "free-spirit" movement that paved the way for women's suffrage, in 1915; the pioneering legalization of porn, in 1969; and, more recently, same-sex partnerships, in 1989.
That said, those who invoke the concept of exploitation frequently maintain that such exploitation provides a reason for state intervention.
CSRs (Common Structural Rules for bulker and tanker), which came into effect in 2006, invoke the concept of the ultimate strength of hull girders.
Two models for mammalian cell regulation that invoke the concept of cellular phenotype represented by high dimensional dynamic attractor states are compared.
It has been found that the kinetic behaviour of the copolymerization can be explained by using Walling's kinetic model with ø = 1 over the complete range of conversion without the necessity to invoke the concept of the penultimate-unit effect.
Desert Trails, with children in kindergarten through 6th grades or roughly aged 5-12, could be the first school in the country to invoke the concept known as "parent trigger".
