The Sydney biennial, for example, includes multiple works that explicitly invoke the question of immigration.
These powerful resources invoke the question of whether zebrafish can be increasingly used to model human disease, particularly common, chronic diseases of metabolism such as obesity and type 2 diabetes.
Like "La La Land," Verbinski's film is a work of style, a word that, far from summing up the viewing experience, only begins the conversation, invoking the inevitable question: What exactly is his style, and to what end does he fashion it?
This case invokes the long-standing, unresolved question of why many smallholders around the world maintain self-provisioning rather than integrate fully into the market economy (Netting 1974; Goodman and Redclift 1982; Van der Ploeg 2008; Schmook et al. 2013).
The issue of demonstrating disparity re-invokes the question of scale.
The authorities, invoking the Terrorism Act, questioned Miranda for nine hours; they confiscated his computer, cell phone, video-game consoles, DVDs, and U.S.B. sticks.
Invoked The suspect, when questioned by police, invoked the 5th Amendment.
Evidently, the question of invoking the Twenty-fifth Amendment was never raised again.
But if the principles truly are self-evident, it would be strange to respond to skeptics by attempting to give reasons to support that contention, and were such demanded, the request would itself invoke the very principles in question.
During the same hearing, Mr Duncan declined to answer questions, invoking the fifth amendment right to not incriminate himself.
Even when Mr. Messina testifies, he could refuse to answer questions by invoking the attorney-client privilege.
