Sentence examples for primarily invoked from inspiring English sources

In defending Project 51, the proposed Islamic cultural center in lower Manhattan, advocates have primarily invoked the constitutional right to freedom of religion.

As a high-profile instance of tax inversion, news of the merger was criticized by U.S. politicians, who felt that the move would result in a loss of tax revenue to foreign interests, and could result in further government pressure against inversions (which had, until the Burger King merger, been primarily invoked by pharmaceutical firms).

Since the validation of plate-tectonics theory and the development of cladistic methods, vicariance events have been primarily invoked to explain disjunct species distributions throughout the world.

As part of this objective we also studied the effect of HA injection on the expression and abundance of the two metalloproteases, ADAMTS5 and MMP13, which are now primarily invoked to explain tissue degeneration in murine and human OA [ 18].

Before, those statutes had been invoked primarily against right-wing nationalist and neo-Nazi groups, and German intelligence had focused primarily on individual Muslim extremists rather than groups.

But the distinction between the two versions has been invoked primarily for legal or technical reasons.

And like many issues of inequity in Michigan and nationwide, there's a racial component -- it's been invoked primarily in the state's poorest and blackest cities.

The move has been repeatedly threatened over the years by both parties but has never been invoked, primarily because the party in the majority knows that it eventually will be back in the minority and likely want the filibuster in its arsenal.

Formal variable selection procedures were not invoked primarily due to statistical problems associated with these data-driven procedures 28 and, second, so that findings could be compared consistently across cancer sites and time points.

Based on histologic evidence, glomerular endothelial cells have been invoked as being primarily involved in HUS renal injury [ 7].

In the view of the noble patrons of the Vedic poets, Indra, the greatest and most anthropomorphic god of the early Vedas, was primarily a warrior god who could be invoked to bring booty and victory.