Sentence examples for inviting action from inspiring English sources

Hardly a week passed without an email from her regarding an injustice about which she felt strongly, inviting action to garner support in aid of a matter that needed to be put right.

MCCR data quality varied with age, site and district - inviting action - and apparently compares favourably with elsewhere, although deficiencies in published data hampered definitive assessment.

On the whole, we approve of anything that gives literature new life (quite literally in this case), but Venter's troubles have us worried: could other literary-minded scientists be inviting legal action?

But we have to get to the medium term first, and at present it looks as though Osborne will fail to achieve his fiscal targets: in other words, he is sticking to a programme that is hurting but not working, and inviting retributive action from the financial markets in front of whom he has laid his reputation.

This approach contributes to the effectiveness of risk management, inviting to action through the identification of development weaknesses and shortcomings at the urban center (Carreño et al. 2007a).

Today I write to you inviting an action that supports the best interest of Seattle and furthers your legacy as a leader of integrity for your generation.

Mr. Hoenlein predicted that the boycott would not only fail but could backfire by inviting similar actions against companies owned by Muslim-Americans.

With photos helping to boost the visibility of these posts, and the call to action inviting others to get involved, CFI has found a way to transform thanking one person or group into an opportunity to inspire participation in future events.

Viewed in this light, users of cognitive enhancers may actually be inviting public health action and policy by consuming medical resources.

To counteract the tendency towards the Intuitive Thinking, in order to make people less susceptible to the heuristics that may generate incorrect judgements, one possible intervention could be to "slow" people's actions down, inviting them to be consciously aware of their actions, and thereby make them employ System 2-thinking.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has attempted to avert strike action by inviting the Head of the Medical Students committee, Johann Malawana, to talks.