And with it, renewed railing on opposing sides of the landlord-tenant divide that (a) the rent board is in the pocket of a city administration beholden to the real estate lobby or (b) that tenant advocates are simply flexing their numbers to politicize the process, invoking protection of the poor on behalf of lots of people who can afford to pay more.
The story goes that they were wryly named to invoke protection against the evil spirits of the music industry; it is the emblem on the shield in the medieval poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, symbolising faithfulness and the so-called "endless knot".
Speaking before he raised the baton on a performance of Richard Wagner's The Walkyrie, the Israeli guest conductor appealed directly to President Giorgio Napolitano, sitting in the royal box, to use his constitutional powers to invoke protection of Italy's cultural assets.
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Having exhausted all of her options with the cops, Peterson wanted to invoke protection for her daughter -- under the federal gender equity law Title IX -- to have Pinnacle take action to ensure she wouldn't encounter her alleged assailant.
Mr. Mohammed did not indicate why he wore a camouflage vest, but his wardrobe choice suggested that he might try to invoke protections reserved for soldiers.
The EPA's action here is rare; the agency has only invoked protections under this portion of the Clean Water Act 13 times since it became law in 1972, and doing so before a company has even applied for federal permits is even more rare, used only once before.
To fortify himself, Patrick recited what has come to be known as "Patrick's breastplate," a prayer that invokes the protection of the Christian Holy Trinity as well as the elemental powers of heaven, sun, moon, fire, lightning, wind, sea, earth and rock.
Instead, he sees the Trump administration "invoking security concerns to address environmental protections they don't like".
Given that reality, it is difficult to argue that we have no "reasonable expectation of privacy" — the standard that invokes the protections of the Fourth Amendment — when we use these devices.
