Sentence examples for recently invoked from inspiring English sources

Talk of reforming the previous government's repressive new press law has come to nothing; instead it was recently invoked to arrest a critical journalist.

A similar process involving the filling of valence levels in oxygen have been recently invoked to explain low-energy electron emission following ionization of water dimers7,8.

The artist and writer Jon Davies recently invoked the ideal of interdependence to emphasise the role that social music spaces play in combating epidemics of loneliness and depression.

The prime minister, Shinzo Abe, had recently invoked Thatcher's resolve during the Falklands war in his country's ongoing territorial dispute with China.

Minister for workplace relations Eric Abetz recently invoked that well-known link between women who undergo an abortion and a heightened risk of breast cancer.

The commission recently invoked the rule to require Viacom, which recently purchased CBS, to divest itself of UPN, a newer, financially weak network.

Mr. Bradley "was a blessing in disguise," Mr. Gore said recently, invoking Winston Churchill as he hinted in a trenchant aside just how nervous he had once been: "Some disguise".

And to like-minded constituents befuddled by conservatives' national defeats recently, he invoked electoral math.

When Arar described his experience in a phone interview recently, he invoked an Arabic expression.

The Indian family has most recently been invoked as an institution that needs to be safeguarded, by both the government and the judiciary.

The Adorers argued that their rights were protected under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, from 1993, which has recently been invoked in several high-profile cases.