Pascal Lamy, head of the World Trade Organisation, invoked them in his plea this week to save the Doha round of global trade talks.
In "On Beauty and Being Just" (Princeton, 1999), Ms. Scarry also attends to the political aspects of beauty but invokes them in beauty's defense.
Hurd, meanwhile, memorized hundreds of metrics and invoked them in follow-up sessions, subtly showing off and letting them all know: I was listening, and I will hold you to what you told me.
Furthermore, under some circumstances, a specific execution scheme is not applied, e.g., when there is a processing cost charged for the use of variant services, invoking them in parallel might incur in greater actual cost,i.e., in sequential schemes, not all variants are necessarily executed (Zheng and Lyu [2010a]).
Hurd, meanwhile, memorized hundreds of metrics prices, costs, margins, discounts, growth rates, revenue, profits–and invoked them in follow-up sessions, subtly showing off and letting them all know: I was listening, and I will hold you to what you told me.
And it matters what the banks' trading partners think because the banks invoke them constantly in order to protect themselves from the Volcker Rule.
But Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan invoked them yesterday in a post about a pair of the company's crazy new laptop prototypes that apparently flew the coop from its booth, at the tail end of the event on Sunday afternoon.
In my view, all three of these arguments would justify a decision invalidating laws forbidding same-sex marriage, and lower courts have invoked all them in one case or another.
