Sentence examples for inviting government from inspiring English sources

Now he is again inviting government scrutiny.

The degree of participation will probably depend on whether inviting government apartment cleaners into one's home sounds reassuring or intrusive.

Mr. Issa already has his own Web site inviting government workers and the public to send his office tips about abuses.

That's poisoned the well, souring the public and inviting government regulation.

Despite these concerns, the changes remain unacknowledged and herding communities do not raise the issue for fear of inviting government policies banning the Cordyceps collection.

Silicon Valley's success in disrupting industries has had the unintended effect of inviting government interest and scrutiny worldwide.

Under the banner of "Committing to Child Survival: A Promise Renewed", UNICEF and its partners, including the US Agency for International Development (USAID), are inviting governments, civil society, faith-based organizations, and the private sector to unite around a  clear and compelling goal: to give every last child the best possible start in life.

"It's like inviting a government and its opposition at the same time.

Others fear that inviting the government in could dredge up old anxieties they have tried hard to put to rest.

He even wrote a blank check to the then minister of environment and forests, to be hand-delivered by Russ Mittermeier, the president of the Virginia-based nonprofit Conservation International, inviting the government to name its terms.

Expressing controversial views will be like sticking your neck out and inviting the government to chop it off .The justices seemed unconcerned by this prospect, and were most intent on stopping the federal courts from interfering in the operation of the streamlined deportation procedures included in the 1996 law.