The OCW team notes that many SHASS instructors have developed creative approaches to teaching, and invites inquiries from SHASS instructors about how they might participate in this new Educator portal.
All philosophies -- religious, political, or otherwise should be confident enough to invite inquiry and criticism.
Mr. Gruber, president of Paterson Mills Inc., which is based in Queens and has four other Paterson Silks stores in the city and on Long Island, said he had found the tenant for the Union Square building himself, without a broker, by asking friends to invite inquiries.
Finally, the article contends that employment law's ability to foster collective action invites future inquiry into the possibility for a great trade in labor law reform: a new regime that provides strong safeguards for the early stages of collective action but retreats from the cradle-to-grave regulation that has defined, and ultimately undermined, the NLRA.
Wolkstein says a résumé should tell a compelling story that invites further inquiry.
A related issue that invites further inquiry is the relation between the intentional character of mental phenomena and the nature of judgement.
Given recent data showing that natriuretic peptides contribute to the "browning" of fat tissue, resulting in increased energy expenditure (5), their role in blood pressure regulation, weight loss, and lipolysis in patients undergoing RYGB surgery invites further inquiry.
It also invites an inquiry into their relative efficacy and cost-effectiveness to aid clinical decision making, as well as to inform the allocation of resources at the health system level.
There, she invites media inquiries on some 42 topics ranging from accountability through ethics, judgment & decisionmaking to volunteerism and women.
Before we rush in and make profound changes that will dramatically alter our world, let's acknowledge the fact that neither side of the debate can claim consensus, and invite further inquiry of all kinds and from all quarters, until we reach truth.
