Sentence examples for call invitation from inspiring English sources

Women aged 50 52 who had a first call invitation (a first invite to the national screening programme) and women aged 50 69 who had a routine recall invitation (after previously attending for a screening programme mammography) were analysed separately.

Considering invitation type, attendance for routine recall was far higher than for the first call invitation.

Uptake for women in different ethnic groups aged 50 52 for a first call invitation to the programme, and for women aged 50 69 for a routine recall invitation after a previous mammography.

However, the biggest difference in attendance was in South East London, where Pakistani (19%, 95% CI 14%to25%5%) and Bangladeshi (14%, 95% CI 10% to 19%) women had a much lower uptake of their first call invitation than other ethnic groups (between 40% in Asian Other women and 69% in White British women).

But the emphasis on inviting people to take charge of their destiny – the manifesto is called "Invitation to join the government of Britain" – was striking.

On Sunday the saxophonist Saco Yasuma will lead a chamber trio she calls Invitation to Spring.

Mr. Redford first auditioned opposite Ms. Fonda for a play called "Invitation to a March" in New York in 1960.

We meet his type time and again in the landscape paintings that make up most of the exhibition, beginning with one called "Invitation to Reclusion," by the Ming artist Xiang Shengmo.

Republicans said this White House's effort at bipartisanship had been one of symbols — presidential calls, invitations to the White House, regular tending by such high level officials as Mr. Axelrod and Rahm Emanuel, the chief of staff — rather than substance.

Thompson soon became uncomfortable with Cosby's constant phone calls, invitations and unwelcome physical touches.

Glenn Drewes, the trumpet player known for his work on "Sesame Street," got the spotlight on a song called "Open Invitation".