President Bush will present what aides say will be a detailed second-term agenda when he is nominated in New York in 10 days, part of an ambitious convention program built on invocations of Sept. 11 and efforts to paint Senator John Kerry as untrustworthy and out of the mainstream.
PAGE A16 CLINTON'S COMMENTS ON 1992 Most of the attention given to Senator Hillary Clinton's much-discussed comments about continuing on in the Democratic race focused on her invocation of Robert F. Kennedy's assassination.
Meanwhile, in April the Department of Telecommunications sought legal opinion on the invocation of bilateral investment treaties by foreign companies like Siestema and Telenor.
Indeed, Bartha argues that his ratio-based reformulation answers some of the most pressing objections to the Wager that turn on its invocation of infinite utility.
Similarly, a study conducted in the UK reported on educators' invocation of a 'professionalism from within' (Osgood 2010, 126) that allowed them to express ways of being a professional that did not rely upon the dominant discourses of professionalism otherwise available to them.
The collection opens with two movements addressing Jesus, based on an invocation of his name by Bernhard of Clairvoux, (O good, o sweet, o benign Jesus), followed by (And do not despise the one asking in humility).
This written amulet bound to the body relies on the invocation of the word made flesh from the Angelus devotion, the Virgin birth, the exi foras motif, the benediction Christus vincit, and the assistance of the archangels.
"A Better Tomorrow" ventures into slightly obvious inspirational talk ("Never let go of your mind, it is a terrible thing to waste, to lose, but it's very hard to find," GZA raps, on "Never Let Go"); what sounds like an unironic sample of "Feelings," on "Felt"; and, on "Miracle," an invocation of familiar modern rock that has an unmiraculous effect.
