So-called "black hat conferences", at which hardened public service managers used to be invited to challenge the optimistic bidding assumptions made by the financial teams at headquarters either did not take place, or were formalities, dominated by bid teams.
They were invited to challenge their convictions by the then Director of Public Prosecutions, Keir Starmer, who said that a senior prosecutor may have withheld evidence from their original trial.
The festival's final weekend is preceded by some sort of "Mozart-era Jeopardy" discussion, where members of the audience will be invited to challenge or match wits with a panel of, if not experts, at least gamesmen.
The bar was hosting a round robin sponsored by the game's manufacturer, and patrons were invited to challenge Mr. DerHohannesian and other nationally ranked players on the bar's two machines, which feature both Big Buck Hunter Pro Open Season (North American terrain) and the newer Big Buck Safari (African terrain).
DFID colleagues were subsequently invited to challenge the rationale and logic in our estimates.
The next step is collaborating with parents at CdM. Dunlap said a CdM team of eight to 10 people will be invited to Challenge Success fall and spring conferences in the Bay Area.
So invite employees to challenge your opinions.
This time it has enacted a law that protects teachers who invite students to challenge the science underlying evolution and climate change.
For now, we can always get our way, but when we elevate power in that way we invite others to challenge us on the same basis.
Then explicitly invite people to challenge existing norms.
Nevertheless, we would like to report two anecdotal successes, one on the individual and one on the societal level of learning, of using scenarios for learning and invite readers to challenge our findings by making them more rigorous.
