Defeat may no longer invoke the collective trauma of that November afternoon in Coronation year, but the system underpinning English football still militates against progress.
On Monday, Mr. Holder announced that federal prosecutors would no longer invoke the sentencing laws, and a judge found that stop-and-frisk practices in New York were unconstitutional racial profiling.
If Jones is called to testify at Graham's trial, she can no longer invoke her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination because she waived that with her guilty plea.
The CSMA/CD access method is no longer invoked in switched, full-duplex Ethernet, but the industrial protocols still take the presence of the method into account.
Her character, Paige Britain, feels so close to Rebekah Brooks that everyone involved, Punch included, has wasted no time invoking the "any similarities to persons living or dead" clause.
Therefore, there is no reason and no value to invoking supernatural explanations for topics that science has not yet addressed or elucidated.
There can be no greater shame than invoking legal principles, Jewish or American, as excuses for not addressing the evil of religious leaders who molest children.
After invoking his no-trade clause this season, Ramirez, 33, can choose to become a free agent but will probably remain with the Cubs.
DS I make no apologies for invoking the geopolitical enemies of freedom.
But Cameron's aides told reporters that he has no intention of invoking Article 50 he plans to leave that option, and what would follow, to his successor.
