We were able to contact (and thus invite to participate) 80% of all eligible participants; the number of eligible participants was determined by the study research nurse in consultation with the unit managers while completing the unit profile survey.
The purpose was to extensively expose its beauty and thus invite more tourists into the area.
Subsidies, unlike exemptions, must be passed on periodically, and thus invite more political controversy than exemptions.
To assert otherwise would be to suggest that a fetus had certain rights, they said, and would thus invite tampering with the Supreme Court's 1972 abortion rights ruling, Roe v. Wade.
Hard and often shiny red or black and red, many such seeds deceptively suggest the presence of a fleshy red aril and thus invite the attention of hungry birds.
The Kyoto Protocol states that subscribing countries should promote a sustainable policy in order to reduce the impact of agriculture on climate change, and, thus, invite to draft national or regional programs to reduce GHG emissions also from agriculture [1].
Chancellor Merkel is a well-meaning woman, who is desperately anxious not to use Germanys undoubted economic power for political purposes and thus invite odious comparisons with the past.
These theories are close variants of the usual theory ZFC, caused by perturbing the last axiom to be added to this system historically (although, to be fair, the Axiom of Foundation is the one which arguably defines the unique structure which the usual set theory is about; the anti-foundation axioms thus invite us to contemplate different, even if closely related, universal structures).
The Heritage memorandum claims that if Prop 19 were approved, it would conflict with the federal criminal statute, the Controlled Substances Act and thus "invite litigation that would almost certainly result in [Prop 19] being struck down" as unconstitutional.
