Sentence examples for invoked since from inspiring English sources

The doctrine has also been invoked since 9/11 to shape public debate.

That famous "Dunkirk spirit" has entered Britain's national mythology and has often been invoked since.

And the threat of closing has been repeatedly invoked since the corporation filed for bankruptcy last year.

(The little rule — which is little only because it hasn't had to be invoked since 1824 — decrees that if no candidate receives an absolute majority of electoral votes then the House of Representatives picks the winner, with each state delegation, not each member of the House, entitled to one vote. Most people don't even know this rule exists.

The title track of this album is a meditation on the hold that Holmes's "shouting fire" analogy has on the popular imagination, and the mindless way in which it has been invoked since Schenck v. United States to justify restrictions on our liberties.

The fortunes of the American economy have grown so alarming and the pace of the decline so swift that economists are now straining to describe where events are headed, dusting off a word that has not been invoked since the 1940s: depression.

It was the first time the Act had been invoked since 1978.

That law, cited last year in a widely noted personal-injury case, has been invoked ever since in an increasing number of lawsuits against carmakers whose leased vehicles are involved in accidents.

This idea has been invoked successfully since 1904 but has yet to be applied widely in quantitative ecotoxicology.

This principle has been invoked many times since then.

He and other officials have since invoked the phrase in describing new efforts to re-Islamize the educational system, purge secular influences and professors, and purify the media of subversive ideas.