The standard is so high and the circumstances it can be used so narrow, I doubt the F.D.I.C. will ever invoke this clawback provision.
A bishop could also invoke that provision even if a church trial was inconclusive or found the priest not guilty, Bishop Lori said.
If Commissioner Bud Selig thought there was a chance the union would invoke the provision, he might push his negotiators to reach an agreement sooner rather than later.
Mr. Zimmerman's defense did not invoke the provision, arguing instead that he could not have retreated from the fight on the night of Feb. 26, 2012, because Mr. Martin had pinned him to the ground and was hitting him.
In May 2010 the HFEA reviewed developments in the science and, in collaboration with the Newcastle clinician-scientists, made a request to the Government to invoke the provision for such Regulations to be debated.
*What plans will Mr. Bartlet work out with his vice president to invoke the provisions of the 25th Amendment of the Constitution, which allows a president to transfer executive power to his vice president temporarily in the event of disability?
The Capobiancos argued that it takes more than mere biology to invoke the provisions of the ICWA, and under South Carolina law, a father must reside with the mother for the six-month period preceding the birth of the child and to contribute to pregnancy-related expenses in order to have paternity rights.
Just after this event, the commander of the 2nd Squadron of the regiment invoked the provision of an equivocal new law, demanding that he be given command of the regiment instead of Nansouty.
