Sentence examples for concern in inviting from inspiring English sources

The report said: "[This] is not necessarily an extensive or accurate evidence base for determining whether there may be cause for concern in inviting the proposed speaker".The inquiry report cleared the Islamic Society of any involvement in radicalisation.

He was very interested in inviting me into this world.

There's no harm in inviting us in".

The educators may help in inviting identified individuals.

We also recruited staff involved in inviting patients to attend (see Tables  1 and 2).

For their part, Nets officials said they had no concerns over inviting cameras into the locker room and elsewhere.

Earlier this month, Mr Zuckerberg sought to address concerns by inviting more organisations to apply to join Internet.org's platform.

There may be ethical concerns when inviting patients to complete questionnaires about coping, quality of life and hope.

Out of security concerns, it began inviting foreign workers for limited periods to replace Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza to work in construction, agriculture and domestic work.

Mr. Lazio adopted education as a major campaign concern only in the last week, inviting criticism from Democrats that he is motivated less by heartfelt interest than by polls suggesting it is a top concern of voters.

There was concern (Fiander, 2008) that inviting women at age 25 years would lead to a drop in coverage in those under age 30 years.