Moving on, then, briefly, to Ty Cobb, whose unambiguous greatness has been invoked in passing, and in contrast to our supposed contemporary ambiguities.
It begins promisingly by invoking information passed by imitation from one individual to another of the same species.
Some appeals invoke Mr. Obama's passing dealings in Chicago with William Ayers, a member of the Weather Underground radical group in the 1960s.
She invoked a resolution passed in favour of Argentina's call for bilateral discussions with Britain, one of the five, over the disputed islands, and suggested that "differing opinions" should weigh less than resolutions.
Would it be permissible for such a majority to adopt a rule that cloture can be invoked — or bills passed, or some other "business" conducted — only with the concurrence of ninety per cent of the Senate?
In October 1935, the US President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, invoked the recently passed Neutrality Acts and placed an embargo on arms and munitions to both sides, but extended a further "moral embargo" to the belligerent Italians, including other trade items.
Ms. Quinn, a Democrat, drew scattered cheers when she invoked the effort to pass immigration legislation in Washington.
At one point, the family invoked Kendra's Law, passed by the State Legislature after a young woman, Kendra Webdale, was pushed to her death on the subway tracks in 1999 by a man who had stopped taking his antipsychotic medication.
MR James's The Casting of the Runes provided the basis for Night of the Demon, a thrilling tale starring Dana Andrews (a bought-in American who could do it) and Niall MacGinnis as necromancer Dr Karswell who invokes a demon by passing a slip of Runic paper to his enemies.
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