Sentence examples for is not invoking from inspiring English sources

Judge Fisher agreed that "the government is not invoking the privilege to avoid embarrassment or to escape scrutiny of its recent controversial transfer and interrogation policies, rather than to protect legitimate national security concerns".

He also agrees that when Spinoza talks about "motion and rest"[5] he is not invoking these terms in their ordinary senses.

"He is collaborating, he is communicating, he is not invoking his right to silence," the lawyer told RTBF.

In 21st century Australia, he laments that the language of class warfare is not invoked by the "vanquished working class", but by the middle class.

Unlike just about every major national holiday — Memorial Day, Veterans Day, Labor Day, Lincoln's Birthday or the Washington's Birthday remembrance popularly known as Presidents' Day — King Day is not invoked as a reason for you to run out to buy a new toaster or an iPad.

Furthermore, the modified loss differentiation is not invoked by three-duplicate ACKs for rounds.

Although the total number of available slots from subchannel 0 to 2 is 8, the re_target_side procedure is not invoked.

In other words, the synchronization routine is not invoked on idle virtual machines, which otherwise would trigger a costly context switch on the host for no actual work.

Furthermore, LD is not invoked for several rounds until the parameters needed for LD are tuned to the new wireless link.

Consequently, the MRB decoder is not invoked in a very few number of cases where it should be, and the advantage offered by the SPA-LLR to sporadically correct a (relatively) large number of errors dominates.

This paper focuses on the performance of combining schemes at the receiver, so adaptive coded modulation as a common technique at the transmitter is not invoked in all simulation cases.