It is a title that officials have carefully avoided mentioning, perhaps for fear of inviting questions about the agency's aggressive tactics: an infrastructure analyst at the N.S.A., like a burglar casing an apartment building, looks for new ways to break into Internet and telephone traffic around the world.
All of this adds complexity to our message, and makes it difficult to explain what we are for without inviting questions like, "Haven't you already tried that?" and "Do you realistically think that will pass?" And "How are you going to pay for that?" First let's deal with what we will call the "verb tense" problem, and the key to avoiding this trap is to return the discussion of the strategy.
Similarly, consultants used significantly more behaviours that facilitated understanding (for example summarising, inviting questions, or using diagrams) with women who were in non-professional occupations, and there was a trend for consultants using more of these behaviours if the woman was anxious.
"Ukraine does need a Ukrainian Facebook office!" Underneath, he shared Mark Zuckerberg's status inviting questions for his regular "Townhall Q&A" session on 14 May.
On March 3 Tapper tapped a bulletin to his Twitter network, in the informal style common on the site, inviting questions for the daily briefings: "didnt get to it today but consider this a standing invite for good q suggestions for gibbs".
Finally, the category of IDK-Qs "inviting questions" included broad probes for questions or information about unspecified topics.
For example, both Daniel and Tracey discussed how inviting questions allowed them to communicate that their classroom was an environment that embraced interaction and engagement and one where student voices were valued.
1.51pm: Hoggart is inviting questions now.
In interviews, Monáe sometimes speaks as Cindi, at once evading and inviting questions.
One strategy that was consistently identified as being important among several instructors was "inviting questions".
