Sentence examples for invoking of from inspiring English sources
Shiner's invoking of the Equality Act 2010 (can be seen as something of a red herring.
No invoking of the 14th amendment, no minting of a platinum coin, no IOUs.
Emotions remain raw over Britain's invoking of antiterror laws in its initial response to the failure of Icelandic banks.
"Invoking of an international arbitration is a serious step in the process of dispute resolution," Mr. Kanabar said.
The invoking of Halloween is fruitful, for it reinforces Mr. Johns's image as something of a trickster.
A focus group filmed by BBC News found his invoking of the unbalanced ex-leaderene a turn off.
A bewildering variety of extinctions were invoked: of plants, of gays, of languages, of books on paper, of celluloid film.
Invoked, of course, was the evergreen aesthetic of the readymade, demonstrated by Marcel Duchamp with a urinal, in 1917.
It is a tension within aesthetic experience between what an artwork invokes of its subject-matter and how what is invoked changes the character of that which invokes it.
Doom-mongers talk of invoking article 155 of the constitution, dissolving the regional governments.
Any other interpretation runs the risk of invoking the fallacy of a progressive evolutionary scale.
