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Some experts with ties to the power industry suggest that the E.P.A. is inviting a lawsuit if its new rule forces coal plants to use carbon-capture technologies before they are ready.

When you're inviting a friend to try out a new product, the process is probably pretty clunky — you have to dig up the right contact, and for the app makers, it's not as likely that they'll get a high quality user.

That's inviting a potentially embarrassing comparison".

I'm inviting a listener into a dialogue".

Some lawyers say the appeals court appeared to be inviting new charges based on the law prohibiting falsehoods to federal investigators.

The initiative will be inviting new and existing partners: UNICEF Ambassadors, professional and amateur athletes and teams, sport associations and federations, private sector companies, civil society, media and individuals to 'join the team'.

The government is now inviting a new round of pilot proposals, but it needs to ensure that it does not repeat the drawn-out debacle of Longannet.

The pub and your new mates may be inviting, but don't forget to wander through those stalls - you might be surprised by what is on offer.

Soon the skaters were inviting their new friends to an abandoned house turned squatter-punk playhouse.

Fox News says it will be inviting the top ten highest polling candidates to debate, with all others being left out.