Sentence examples for invitation referred from inspiring English sources

The invitation referred directly to the McGuire comments, which, according to commissioner Mike Fitzpatrick, "show how much more work there is to be done".

Outfits ranged from gowns to baseball caps; some seemed to think the "ball" on the invitation referred to a Mets game.

About 35% of the women in the Netherlands do not respond to the screening invitation (referred to as non-responders).

Approximately 65% of women attend the screening programme after an invitation, referred to as smears made inside the screening programme and 12% reflects smears made outside the screening programme (opportunistic smears).

The Inner Circle invitation also referred to an "embassy dinner" for donors who have contributed at least $10,000 in so-called hard money, which can be used directly to aid candidates.

Screened women with a normal result who subsequently develop breast cancer before their next screening invitation are referred to as having developed an interval cancer.

In the invitation we referred to the audit project about the prescribing of psychotropic drugs in which the majority had been invited to participate, but this did not affect the main findings; two opposite perspectives on quality work and the need for both the top-down and bottom-up perspectives for a systematic quality work.

But it decided to respect Mrs. Bishop's sensitivities by sending invitations that referred to "the 70th anniversary of her 30th birthday".

The term 'round' describes a cohort of subjects invited to be screened, and 'three biennial invitation rounds' refers to a cohort of subjects who have received a third invitation to be screened having received two previous invitations (at two-yearly intervals) in which they may, or may not, have chosen to participate.

If required, the letter will include an invitation to refer their patient for a full assessment at the Concord Hospital cardiology clinic or any other cardiology service of their choosing.

The SEARCH-AF team will call the GP to discuss the diagnosis and send a letter outlining the provisional diagnosis, including a copy of the ECG recording, and an invitation to refer their patient for a full assessment at the Concord Hospital cardiology clinic or any other cardiology service of their choosing.