Sentence examples for not invoked from inspiring English sources
The act was not invoked until 1980, as part of President Jimmy Carter's battle against inflation.
The mercy rule was not invoked, but it should have been.
Why was the public-safety exclusion not invoked in these earlier instances of domestic terrorism?
Ms. De Sousa called it "inexplicable" that the government had not invoked diplomatic immunity.
But in general he has not invoked faith to justify any measure that is considered politically divisive.
One wonders, however, just when Abbey would have acknowledged the mistake if she had not invoked a little national publicity?
While the Democrats have not invoked Mr. Bush, both Mr. Schundler and Mr. Earley have sought to capitalize on his popularity.
Narratives of space combat have often dealt with the US-Soviet rivalry in some way, but most have not invoked toilet use as a legitimate casus belli.
Archaeologists with the excavation have not invoked any legends when they talk about the dig: to them the sites are simply T1, T2 and T3.
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.
EE's efforts to rectify the mistake were dismal and you might still be waiting if you had not invoked the media.
