Sentence examples for in response to the invitation from inspiring English sources

Uptake (Table 1), defined as the proportion of those invited who returned an adequate kit in response to the invitation, was 51.9% (66 264/127 746) (95% CI: 51.6 52.1).

In response to the invitation, he made his first post: "Yes, for the love of Pete Sampras, I accept".

Subsection (a) does not prohibit officers or employees of the United States from testifying before any State or local legislative body in response to the invitation of any member of that legislative body or a State executive office.

Mr Lawlor sparked fury online after he posted a picture of himself in response to the invitation, holding a sign that read: 'This is not what a rapist looks like'.

In response to the invitation, 17 practices (20 GPs) agreed to participate in this study.

Patients commonly noted in response to the invitation to participate that "I just can't face dealing with this right now".

This is the only way to engage Iran," said Khamenei in response to the US invitation for direct talks.

President Johnson was eager to meet the Pope at Kennedy International Airport, but this was ruled out as implying that the Pope had come to see him rather than in response to the U.N. invitation; the meeting with the President, though it was desired, had to be kept as informal and last-minute as possible.

In response to the open invitation from Premier Zhou Enlai to "come and see" the New China in the early 1950s, a British Labour Party delegation visited China in 1954 [ 7].

Mr Director-General, Honourable Delegates, Ladies and Gentlemen, With all the modesty of a person coming from a small and distant country called Chile, part of the so-called developing world, I felt it was my duty, on this solemn occasion and in response to the generous invitation of Director-General Jacques Diouf, to expound my thoughts to you in all frankness.

12 urban schools agreed to take part in response to the individual invitations and interviews, 6 schools answered the advertisement in the newspaper.