What is more, the district court expressly invites actions for contempt sanctions if the military exercises detention authority in a manner inconsistent with the court's deeply flawed understanding of that authority".
To do so would be to invite action by the competition authorities.
But, as we have seen in Iraq and elsewhere, its associations — pitched battles, clashing states, disciplined armies with general staffs — can invite actions that are, at best, beside the point.
"We told them this was discrimination against foreign airlines, that it violates aviation bilateral agreements and invites retaliatory action against American carriers," said Wanda Warner, a spokeswoman for the International Air Transport Association, which represents scores of foreign and domestic airlines.
It's also important to do it in a way that invites participation, action and conversation rather than guilt and divisiveness. .
This makes sense to me: it's the genre that, with its grim premises and violent action, is presumed to be serious rather than frivolous, and that invites naturalistic, action-based, and character-centric interpretations.
WHO member states voted unanimously in May at their annual World Health Assembly (WHA) to expand WHO's powers, permitting WHO officials to take certain kinds of actions to respond to global health crises even if individual states did not approve or invite the action.
Dreyfus thereby rehabilitates the invitation character of affordances: Affordances are magnetic entities that do not just offer a range of action possibilities, but actively invite specific actions (and repel others).
Instead, the article advocates a phenomenological approach that retains Gibson's direct realism, but adds concern for the so-called invitation character (Aufforderungscharakter) of affordances: Affordances do not simply offer a range of action possibilities; they actively invite certain actions.
Such aspects can't be as easily broken down as a basic composition can, and therefore don't invite legal action.
