Sentence examples for contract inviting from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the Philadelphia 76ers signed 18-year-old Kevin Grow to a special two-day contract, inviting the Pennsylvania high school senior with Down syndrome to take his game to a full-size court.

A series of Canadian newspaper articles criticized the terms of the tentative 2008 contract that the Maid of the Mist had reached with the Canadians, faulting the government for awarding the contract without inviting competing bids, which might have yielded more money.

The Yankees reacquired outfielder Luke Wilcox yesterday, signing him to a free-agent contract and inviting him to spring training.

He does still get plenty of e-mails from the military contracting authorities inviting him to bid on work.

Then, while in control of A.I.G. (this time under the Obama administration), the government's managers allowed A.I.G. to pay out the bonuses it owed employees under their employment contracts — again inviting the criticism that a private acquirer would have renegotiated and paid out less, or nothing.

Up until now anyone within a Facebook Group was able to invite any of their friends (the idea was that you'd be violating the 'social contract' if you started inviting people who didn't belong).

NHS England is embarking on its single biggest outsourcing of services so far by inviting bids for a contract that will be worth between £700m and £1.1bn.

In Bexley, south London, its clinical commissioning group (CCG) is inviting new providers to bids on contracts worth more than £50m a year.

As a result, the issue of central contracts for Wales players has resurfaced, with the WRU inviting the regions to a meeting to explore all options.

The plan involved inviting private firms to bid for the GoCo contract.

Continental Tire Bowl officials considered inviting Virginia Tech to participate in the game, but were required to invite Virginia due to the Continental Tire Bowl's contract with the Atlantic Coast Conference.