It would also invite unkind assumptions, given the way AIDS has cut through Ukraine, the nation with the worst problem in a region where the disease is spreading with alarming speed.
(At the time, she blamed the media for distorting that message, though in our interview she also acknowledged that calling your app The League kind of invites those assumptions).
"I do not wish to issue a denial, because it invites the assumption that there is an accusation or suspicion," said Mr. Tattersall, who authors a blog known as Tallbloke's Talkshop.
Yes, Merida could have rejected a more dashing trio, but to have her do so would have invited the assumption that, eventually, she was bound to marry one or the other, and taken away from the movie's message: even a princess is happiest when her destiny is in her own hands.
Furthermore, in taking faith to consist in belief that theological propositions are true, this model invites the assumption that theological convictions belong in the same category of factual claims as scientific theoretical hypotheses with which they accordingly compete.
According to Lyons, Bonjour's presentation of the Norman example invites the assumption that Norman's clairvoyance was the result of some recent development—e.g., "a recent encounter with radioactive waste" or a "neurosurgical prank"—not the result of some combination of learning and innate constraints (2009: 118 119).
The widespread use of inappropriate assumptions invites an examination of the behavior of various individuals in bringing about the global financial crisis.
"The sheer number of legendary narratives and historically verifiable incidents," Ms. Mayor concluded, "invites us to revise assumptions about the origins of biological and chemical warfare and its moral and technological constraints".
Instead, EPA laid out several options for evaluating such fuels, using different assumptions, and invited public comment.
That assumption invites questioning when the growth of jobs does not match the growth of profits, the wages of workers do not rise with the wages of executives, and corporate risk-taking leads to public environmental and economic disasters (rescued with taxpayer funds).
