Sentence examples similar to Invited interest from inspiring English sources
Request for Applications Additional Documentation Requestst for Applications UNICEF Ukraine invites interest from prospective partner organizations to carry out activities in support of UNICEF Ukraine in accordance with attached Terms of Reference.
Request for Applications UNICEF Ukraine invites interest from prospective partner organizations to carry out activities in support of UNICEF Ukraine in accordance with attached Terms of Reference.
Members of the local ethnic minority communities were invited to a dissemination seminar that was arranged to promote the NLNY intervention in its original format and invite interest in the adaptation.
Request for Applications Additional Documentation 19 June 2009 Request for Applications UNICEF Ukraine invites interest from prospective partner organizations to carry out activities in support of UNICEF Ukraine in accordance with attached Terms of Reference.
We invite interested eastern growers and distributors to participate.
Senator Grassley also invited involvement of "whistleblowers interested in establishing communication regarding wrongdoing or misuse of public dollars".
Occasional local resistance to Brunei or Sulu influence, as well as extensive coastal raiding and confusion of suzerainty, invited Western interest beginning in the 18th century.
Tipping the Velvet has been adapted for BBC2 by veteran screenwriter Andrew Davies, who invited newspapers' interest by openly bragging the drama was "absolutely filthy" at a recent press launch.
The challenge invited the interest of over 1200 applicants, but it turns out navigation for the blind was a winning idea.
As other commentators pointed out when her hijab scenes first emerged, they invited racist interest in seeing a clearly Arab Muslim woman dominated sexually by a white man.
Inhibition of cell growth, a key effect associated with the use of these drugs particularly bupivacaine, has invited significant interest leading to the identification of a series of signaling molecules that appear to mediate the process [ 11, 32].
