It has notably been invoked to ban the directors of Sherritt, a Canadian firm which runs Cuba's nickel mines, from entering the United States.
But they also invoked Iraq, notably the 1988 chemical attack on the Kurdish city of Halabja, which killed an estimated 5,000 people.
Others were abrogated or ignored by their signatories most notably, when the United States invoked a clause in the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty on Dec. 13, 2001, to withdraw from the agreement.
The concept was invoked most notably by American geneticist Sewall Wright in his shifting balance theory, in which he proposed that the processes of adaptation, natural selection, and genetic drift allowed for the evolution of novelty (e.g., speciation) in environments where change is constant.
But this summer, the modest dress was forbidden by several municipalities in the South of France, including vacations spots Villeneuve-Loubet, Cannes, and most notably Nice, where a judge invoked the July 14 terrorist truck attack, which killed 86, in upholding the ban.
COSII analyses support many aspects of prior phylogenetic interpretations of potato and tomato, show some new relationships, but most notably, when total evidence is invoked, one single predominant history is highlighted with complete resolution in potato and nearly so in tomato.
His name had been invoked by other jihadis, notably in the suicide bombings at the J. W. Marriott hotel in Jakarta in August, 2003.
Even so, this notion is explicitly invoked by certain Muslim philosophers, most notably Avicenna (d. 1037), and it may well be that it makes its way into the Latin west through them.
Highsmith and Catherwood never spoke again after the relationship ended, but Highsmith invoked her frequently in her writing, most notably in the posh, lightly sardonic Carol.
Notably, WT neurons plated on sut astrocytes were equally sensitive to injury invoked by NMDA exposure.
