Invoking the right of eminent domain, the state has told the club it must leave the site by July 31.
But it plans to demolish the 1909 Sheffield stable on Broadway, and does not rule out invoking the right of eminent domain to get it.
Clarke spoke out shortly after May told the conference she would amend immigration rules to restrict the ability of illegal immigrants and foreign criminals to resist deportation by invoking the right to a family life under the Human Rights Act.
The Holocaust is similarly present in almost every speech that Begin's successor Binyamin Netanyahu has made to warn of the prospect of a nuclear Iran, invoking the right of the Jewish people to protect themselves against the possibility of annihilation.
Checking Tables 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 we see this to be true, noting nine of them show a positive effect correlated to invoking the right to be silent (9/16 = 56).
The men of Ulster are disabled by a curse, so Cú Chulainn prevents Medb's army from advancing further by invoking the right of single combat at fords.
In 1986, the N.R.A.'s interpretation of the Second Amendment achieved new legal authority with the passage of the Firearms Owners Protection Act, which repealed parts of the 1968 Gun Control Act by invoking "the rights of citizens... to keep and bear arms under the Second Amendment".
Australia invoked the right of collective self-defence under the ANZUS security pact to pledge its support for America.
Flanked by his lawyers, he invoked the right to avoid incriminating himself and did not answer any questions.
He refers to China's Constitution, which invokes the right of autonomy and self-government "in areas where people of minority nationalities live in compact communities".
"If I claim desire as my right," the central character in Brink's novel asks himself rather awkwardly, "does not my right to desire invoke the right of the other to refuse me?
