Sentence examples for invitation to question from inspiring English sources

Their concern focused on one urgent question, "Who the hell leaked?" Those 90,000 documents do not represent, to the U.S. military, an invitation to question the ethics of killing innocent people.

Though Branch, commendably, doesn't judge them himself, or subject them to the chastisements of other experts, the story is an inherent invitation to criticize — to question each of the tragedy's many components: be it the size of the group, the skiers' assessment of the snowpack, their route down the mountain, or the reluctance of some doubters to speak up.

Declining an invitation to be questioned by Donald Trump serves up a fantastic opportunity for Mitt to make such a gesture.

To question the president on Iraq is an invitation to have one's patriotism besmirched.

With the cloud of uncertainty still looming over financial markets, hundreds of readers responded to an invitation to submit questions about the effect on their personal finances.

The bill weighs in at a whopping 1,073 pages, so many readers responded to our invitation to submit questions on how the bill may affect them.

He has also resigned.In this section A wary friendship A funny way to beat inflation The unstoppable crop Cristina's climbdown Femme fatale ReprintsMs Couillard chose not to accept an invitation to answer questions about her conquests from a House of Commons committee on June 18th.

Facebook has declined once again to send its CEO to the UK parliament — this time turning down an invitation to face questions from a grand committee comprised of representatives from five international parliaments.

Accept invitations to interview.

Moreover, they point out that to assume the first interpretation that the problem of evil is an argument against the existence of God is an invitation to beg the question against alternative proposals about the nature of God such as process theism offers.

Entitled "What do you believe?" the series is interactive with an invitation to answer that question in three words, as well as suggested social media hashtags (#belief, #beliefstories) to facilitate a deeper conversation.