| invoke name | 5.73 | Why invoke the name of Harold Ickes? | ||
| invoke right | 3.23 | I fully intend to invoke that right. | ||
| invoke law | 3.09 | In practice it has never had to invoke this law. | ||
| invoke power | 2.37 | Mugabe invoked temporary powers to allow him to seize the farms. | ||
| invoke memory | 2.11 | He invoked the memory of his predecessor. | ||
| invoke privilege | 1.45 | Lindsey balked at answering certain questions, invoking the privilege. | ||
| invoke image | 1.38 | It invokes an image of confidence and authority. | ||
| invoke rule | 1.38 | The rule was invoked twice yesterday. | ||
| invoke sanction | 1.32 | His enthusiasm for invoking the sanctions is doubtful. | ||
| invoke spirit | 1.12 | Urban Africans invoke village spirits with bloody celebration. | ||
| invoke authority | 0.79 | Bush has invoked his authority to temporarily halt an execution only once in his nearly six years in office. | ||
| invoke clause | 0.72 | The clause was invoked last month. | ||
| invoke word | 0.72 | Every day, the word is invoked thousands of times in all the wrong ways. | ||
| invoke protection | 0.66 | Simpson cannot invoke Fifth Amendment protection for himself because he already has been acquitted of murder. | ||
| invoke provision | 0.59 | No reason is required to be given when this provision is invoked. | ||
| invoke security | 0.59 | Iraq issued a blanket ban to the UN Special Commission inspectors on Tuesday, invoking national security. | ||
| invoke act | 0.53 | It was seven years ago that I invoked that act to see my FBI file, which had long been kept secret. | ||
| invoke history | 0.53 | She invoked history to prove her point. | ||
| invoke immunity | 0.53 | The state responded by invoking sovereign immunity and seeking dismissal of the complaint. | ||
| invoke procedure | 0.53 | Washington invokes this procedure to begin the process of imposing trade sanctions. |