Beyond that, invoking "Sloan Values" is a shorthand way to invite thoughtful and respectful behavior in the community.
The government's contention is that invoking the policy was effectively a code that was used by Andersen to encourage employees to destroy documents related to the firm's audit of Enron.
They settled on a risky strategy to do that: invoking the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the 2000 recount in Florida, in Bush v. Gore — a ruling so unusual that even the Justices responsible for it suggested at the time that it be limited to "present circumstances" and not taken as precedent.
They settled on a risky strategy to do that: invoking the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the 2000 recount in Florida, in Bush v. Gore a ruling so unusual that even the Justices responsible for it suggested at the time that it be limited to "present circumstances" and not taken as precedent.
And you could also make a case — and I think with some credibility — that invoking the nuclear arsenal is even an escalation of that saber-rattling.
It just means that invoking its public character does not justify the publication on its own.
The false notion arose that invoking "genocide" would require immediate military intervention.
Nor is it clear that invoking the Constitution would calm the credit-rating agencies.
James Seymour, a specialist in Chinese politics at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, said that invoking W.T.O.
The Senate should also mandate that invoking the withdrawal procedures of a Senate-approved treaty require prior Senate approval.
It conceded that "invoking the ghosts of Hitler and the Nazis in any political argument is a profoundly dangerous strategy".
