When he invoked the issue of high gas prices and then drove away in a black stretch limousine that was part of a three-car motorcade, the hypocrisy was louder than anything that came from his mouth.
Moreover, in a subgroup analysis (which inevitably invokes the issue of multiple testing and apparent paradoxes) allele frequencies were only significantly different in HNPCC cases with a known MMR genetic defect, indicating a possible role if any as a modifying factor in HNPCC families.
Some residents invoked the issues of safety, property values and assimilation.
Jim Jordan, political director for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, says that he knows how many of the Democrats waging television advertising campaigns are invoking the issue: all of them.
With respect to the former, all proceedings are carried on in the Land Department, and it is only after the legal title has passed by patent that inquiry is permissible in the courts, while in respect to the latter the aid of the courts is invoked before the issue of a patent and in order to determine, to some extent, the right thereto.
The statement is open to ethical interpretation and invokes the key issue of balance amidst inevitable tradeoffs.
Secondly, Zuazua has once again proven that those who invoke the constitutionality of an issue they oppose have never bothered to read or study the very document they claim defends their position.
Lay's decision to invoke the Fifth Amendment leaves only the issue of style.
Parties on both sides of the issue frequently invoke the hypothetical economic impact of same-sex marriage, Leonard pointed out, so the influx of real-world data from New York could go a long way toward changing those hypotheticals into concrete facts.
She was rebuffed with an observation that the Vatican has frequently invoked to explain its position on the issue of admitting women to the priesthood: women, the Pope said, were to remain humble, like Mary and Maryry was not a priest.
