On the 1997 anniversary of King's birth, Ward Connerly, the black conservative, opened his national campaign against affirmative action by invoking (out of context) King's wish for his children not to be judged by the "color of their skin but by the content of their character".
Talking economic reforms, she invoked Thatcher — seek out waste within the government.
Zürn denies nothing from admission, no black whim not invoked and splayed out, then just as quickly again abandoned, left behind; which in a culture as precious as ours has become, and surely in spite of itself, could hardly feel more alive.
(3) For each of the 3496 groups of protein chains, the CLUSTALW package [ 18] is invoked to carry out multiple-sequence alignment on the protein chains in the group and the DSSP package [ 19] is invoked to label each residue in the protein chains with one of the following 3 types of secondary structure: helix, sheet, and coil.
In addition, for the purpose of incorporating the DBpedia data about painting artists into a coherent RDF store, the DBpeida Lookup API 13 was invoked to find out the DBpedia URI for each artist, and the results were interlinked via owl:sameAs.
To stoke the students' curiosity for cosmetic ingredients, Dr. Huang simply invoked the gross-out factor.
But they cheated and sneaked in a couple of further gigs, and then when David Sefton of the Adelaide festival came calling, they also invoked a get-out clause.
When Capus learned that Bell wanted to force Curry out, he invoked "the streak" and argued that her removal would force the show out of first place.
They invoked a census carried out in the spring, which Mr Ponta and his allies boycotted and slammed as illegal at the time.
At the fund-raiser for Ms. Carnahan, the president invoked what is turning out to be one of his favorite election-season analogies, likening Republicans to teenagers' learning to drive a car.
