Its law is territorial rather than religious and invokes no source of authority higher than the intangible assets that its people share.
The most commonly invoked mutational source of genetic novelty (after point substitution) is either segmental or whole genome duplication [ 1, 2].
On that score, the killing of Osama bin Laden changed nothing, said Mr. Mukasey, who reinforced the point by invoking a favorite source for conservatives, Winston Churchill.
However, the 19th century's skepticism about invoking nature as a source of moral and legal norms remained powerful, and contemporary writers almost invariably talked of human rights rather than natural rights.
When I see unidentified sources invoked, I don't think that reporters are disguising their personal opinions as news.
Hersh's sources invoke two episodes from our history, the Iran-Contra scandal and the Phoenix Program, which, very roughly and with much overlap, address that question from two different angles.
But he is nevertheless expected to attend the summit and will, say Palestinian sources, invoke this plan as the goal his people have been fighting and dying for: the approaching end of Israel's hated 34-year long military occupation.
All were in full force on Saturday night in Mexico City, as she ripped through cumbias, rancheras and boleros she's composed or reworked from classic Mexican sources, their lyrics invoking lost loves, legends, struggles to live.
Other terms used for this dichotomy include allothetic versus idiothetic, and exteroceptive versus interoceptive, invoking a (partial) mapping onto sources of information that are external or internal to the body.
