Sentence examples for closely invited from inspiring English sources

The New York State insurance regulator, who said Thursday he continues to monitor the Ambac situation closely, invited other companies to open up for business to ensure that there would be bond insurers to go around in case any of the big ones fell apart.

Airbnb has also been monitoring the bill closely and invited dozens of their hosts to the protests Tuesday.

He had been welcoming at the hall door, although he had examined his visitors closely before he invited them into his house.

Clinton appeared to be following the conversation closely, and he invited the researchers to join him in publicizing the scientific conclusion in the months leading up to the Kyoto meeting.

Representative Elizabeth Esty, a Democrat whose district includes Newtown, Conn., has invited someone closely linked to the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, where a gunman took the lives of 26 children and school employees in December.

If you too are interested in exploring this very complex state of affairs and meeting some of the people most closely involved, you're invited to come along on our trek.

Alternatively, it's just a way of saying that the Office for Budget Responsibility is now going to be invited to more closely monitor the pressures on welfare spending.

Two months prior, in October 2003, the Islamic Forum Europe (IFE), an organisation closely associated with the ELM, invited Aulaqi to speak at its Expoislamia event.

It invited research on closely related fronts, namely: (a) the derived structure pertaining to register varieties; (b) the CC features underlying its functional elements; (c) the environmental conditions for the operation of the obligatory and optional elements; and (d) their modes of realisation by semantic categories which are themselves realized as lexicogrammatical patterns.

(Social Worker) "You know you can see a bit of the background and they might flick the camera around and you get a greater sense of their home and it's like you're being invited in more closely".

He invited me to look closely at the canvas, which was standing, unframed, against a wall.