Sentence examples for adequate invitation from inspiring English sources

At a news conference in Luanda, Angola's capital, on Friday night, Kabila gave two reasons for not coming aboard the vessel: He said he was not satisfied with arrangements for his personal security, and he did not feel that he had received an adequate invitation from the meeting's organizers.

Critical questions for any larger project in this area are whether the resources for adequate patient invitation and consideration of HRQoL results in medical decision-making can be provided.

Uptake (Table 1), defined as the proportion of those invited who returned an adequate kit in response to the invitation, was 51.9% (66 264/127 746) (95% CI: 51.6 52.1).

The association between language and ability to read English in the disengaged group suggests that the current written invitation is not an adequate way of engaging a significant proportion of BAME women.

Rates of return of inadequate kits were low; only 277 (0.4%) of those responding to the invitation failed to return an adequate kit in Phase 1 of screening.

We hypothesize that employees who receive the WHS mental module with screening plus an invitation for OP-care will show more adequate help-seeking behavior than employees in the control group.

Though RCTs may provide robust conclusions regarding the effects of large conferences on social sector outcomes, political and fiscal imperatives may preclude randomization, as conference attendance often requires an invitation or abstract submission as well as adequate finances.

If your invitations are heavy, make sure you have adequate postage.

Those scientists were part of an invitation-only workshop to evaluate the politically loaded question of whether adequate alternatives exist to fetal tissue in studies pursuing treatment and possible cures for such diseases as HIV, Zika and cancers.

The current government, with no experience in holding an authentic election, has invited more than 150 observers to watch Sunday's vote, although the invitations went out only recently, not allowing for anything close to adequate preparation.

This open invitation to cheat was replaced by a growing collection of NCAA regulations without adequate enforcement measures.