Sentence examples for invoking a rule from inspiring English sources
"Poverty protects," said Mr. de Koster, invoking a rule of thumb from the museum world.
The F.D.A. told about 20 manufacturers in a letter issued Friday that it was invoking a rule requiring postmarket studies in cases where an implant's failure could have serious consequences.
Now, in celebration of the passage of the health care reform bill, the minority party has begun invoking a rule that allows any one senator to block all committee hearings scheduled to run later than 2 p.m. Quite a bit of activity has already been canceled, beginning with a hearing on bark beetle infestation.
5. Republicans invoked a rule prohibiting committee meetings from running past 2 p.m. ***** III.
But the EU invokes a rule that no country can receive regional aid that is more than 4% of its GDP.
Before the match began, he had invoked a rule prohibiting either player from offering a draw, so the only way a draw could occur was if the players ran out of pieces, or if they repeated a position three times.
Mr Pollard, who found that the teenager took his own life, invoked a rule which requires coroners to demand action to be taken by organisations when they fear future similar deaths.
For the first time, any member nation will be able to invoke a rule stipulating that no decision can be taken by a coalition representing less than 62percentt of the population.
Five chapters had to be excised prior to publication in 2009 after Whitehall officials invoked a rule that official histories should not include matters concerning the administration in power.
The Bush administration has invoked a rule under the tribunal to allow State Department lawyers to review and edit the testimony to ensure that it does not violate American national security or intelligence sources and methods.
While the program allows the I.R.S. to grant whistle-blowers as much as 30 percent of the money they recover, some federal officials urged the I.R.S. to invoke a rule that allows them to deny an award to informants who withhold information or engage in illegal activity.
