In the past, Obama has been reluctant to think of simply invoking the Fourteenth and ignoring the debt ceiling.
If one of the \ \phi_i\) contains an existential quantifier in a positive position (or a universal quantifier in a negative position) it can be thought of as invoking a systematic search through the domain \ \bD\) for a verifying witness.
I enjoyed an almost fairy-tale element in the miracle of what happened: I thought (to invoke a different film) of the magical rescue of the children in "Fanny and Alexander".
And while none of Sarkozy's rivals thought to invoke the "real values" of a profligate alcoholic millionaire, nobody demurred.
To support the main thrust of this paper, we think that invoking the overly simplistic protocoatomer hypothesis is rather misleading, thus we would suggest to take it out or only refer to it in the Discussion.
and when, if ever, will we need to think about invoking Asimov's "Three Laws of Robotics"?
The features of this enzyme stand in contradiction to the reduction in Ins P8 levels that accompanies experimental manipulations in cultured cells that are generally thought to invoke mild bioenergetic stress [ 15].
It is impossible to think of the past without invoking memory, and one of the fascinating things about Mnemonic is the way it makes us reconsider the act of remembering itself.
Naïvely, I thought that the point of invoking this ugly, harmful word was to prod people to think twice before using the term.
Maybe he thinks that invoking the memories of Lee and Jackson, the Southern battlefield commanders, will help his cause.
Somebody coached Sarah Palin to think that by invoking red fright the unprecedented number of red states leaning towards Obama will, once again, come to their senses.
