Sentence examples for education invited from inspiring English sources

Professor Osman, who has a doctorate in health education, invited me to taste one of the NC-413s that Mrs. Osman was steaming in a big pot.

The nonprofit Manhattan veterinary hospital, which is holding the sale to raise money for research and education, invited Bartholomew Voorsanger, the founder of Voorsanger Architects; William Pedersen, a partner at Kohn Pedersen Fox Architects; and Sandi Pei, a founder of the Pei Partnership Architects; to design homes for, respectively, a cat, a dog and a bird.

The survey, carried out by the National Centre for Social Research for the Department for Education, invited responses from 1,500 state schools - of which 692 schools took part.

In addition, the Pakistani Minister of Education invited him to become the Archaeological Adviser to the Pakistani government; he agreed to also take up this position, on the agreement that he would only spend several months in the country each year over the next three.

The alternative to safe, comprehensive, reality-based education invites our children to seek information relevant to their future by random searches on the Internet.

Ten years ago in Malawi's capital, Lilongwe, Zikani Kaunga, a prominent education advocate, invited me to the Sunbird Hotel.

A longtime Takei friend and financier explains, "There is no other company in Japan where a 25-year-old girl with [only] a high-school education is invited to the chairman's house and can become a branch manager earning $70,000 a year".

In brief, two non-government organizations (NGOs), highly experienced in community medical service and education, were invited to conduct the program in the first year.

This is in line with the inclusion criteria for the current study, where all staff lacking formal education were invited, and they thereafter reported voluntarily their interest in participating in competence development.

12.55pm GMT Nick Gibb, the Conservative former education minister, invites Gove to criticise education lecturers.

12.56pm GMT Stephen Twigg, the former shadow education secretary, invites Gove to accept that Labour's London Challenge made a difference.