Alternatively, they could strip Congress of some of its authority and thereby invite a whole new set of lawsuits challenging, beyond health care, other mandates, obligations, rights and protections that Congress has enacted pursuant to the Commerce Clause, and upon which citizens have come to rely.
(3) Whereas Spinoza had conceived nature mechanistically, in keeping with his Cartesian intellectual heritage (and had thereby invited Jacobi's charge of fatalism), Herder (though officially still agnostic about what force is) rather inclines to conceive the forces at work in nature as living, or organic (a conception of them which he mainly owes to Leibniz).
I want in!'" Santon was thereby invited to the next meeting.
Of course, there is considerable room for manoeuvre in this kind of definition: anyone who has been an undergraduate in genetics or molecular biology since the 1970s will be familiar with the workhorse examination question, "What is a gene?" Generations of students are thereby invited to do a little inter-theoretic reduction in the spirit of the Vienna Circle.
To top it all off, the administration refused to allow the coffins of returning soldiers to be photographed, and thereby did not invite Americans to honor their war dead.
But he supports his highly revisionary definition by the puzzling claim that to define terrorism as violence meant to intimidate is to imply that terrorism is particularly abhorrent and thereby "in effect … invite a kind of prima facie approval or tolerance of war" (Honderich 2006: 93).
In point of fact, lower fees as well as qualitative improvements, such as faster executions, invite more trading volumes, thereby expanding the entire market.
We invite questions, which can be verified by experimental observations thereby shifting this conceptually "impossible" problem into the realm of experimental possibility.
The job hunter will invite the participant for a meeting to explore job opportunities, thereby taking the participant's work profile into account.
Major strengths of the present study are that all pregnant women in a certain period were invited prospectively, thereby avoiding selection bias, and that the number of women answering the questionnaires (from n = 2,126 for Q1 to n = 1,273 for Q3) and migraineurs volunteering to fill in calendars (n = 208) are the largest published so far for this type of study.
All bases are thereby covered: please forgive the overstated hyperbolic speculations, he says; I do this to invite the reader to argue with me.
