#StudentVoices aims to invite discourse on the value of higher education through vivid portraits of diverse learners of all ages.
5. Deal with the messy stuff: The pope has been proactive in his decisions to invite discourse on same-sex civil unions, discuss contraception and reportedly meet with a transgender man, concluding "who am I to judge?" He could have remained quiet, but demonstrated the power of addressing a variety of issues with grace and mercy.
It invites a discourse of genius and art-historical importance.
But Mrs. Clinton is also the only candidate with a pin that outright invites political discourse: "I'm for Hillary.
Among her international awards are the Invited Discourse lecture at the IAU General Assembly in Hawaii, the Heinz Meier Leibnitz Prize for Physics of Germany, the Doppler Prize for Innovation in Science of Austria, and the Barry-Jones Inauguration Award of the Royal Astrobiology Society and Open University in Britain.
Such a discourse invites short term and superficial "feel-good-about-ourselves" solutions that do nothing to address the underlying root causes that compel people to leave their homes and families and risk their lives migrating in the first place.
The national and international civil society should be invited to the discourse, the THP associations should be strengthened and healers and patients should be empowered to claim their rights in the medical and political, as in the social environment.
Since Pakistan is in the process of developing a blood policy, the differences in the ontology of blood donation in Pakistan (and other parts of the world) from those in the global discourse invite an urgent examination of the ways in which contemporary and future policies should be framed.
For those worried about snowballing censorship, constitutional law expert Richard Delgado provides a nice legal bright line, saying that unprotected utterances "invite no discourse, and no speech in response can cure the inflicted harm".
Inevitably, The Crown invites comparisons between the civilised political discourse of the Churchill days and current standards.
