Sentence examples for invitation time from inspiring English sources
Most couples are still jockeying their guest list at the time of sending save-the-dates, and are not yet sure if they will be able to include plus-ones at invitation time.
First, the regulations for the breast and cervical cancer screening are described: the policy rules for the invitation with the age of invitation, time periods between different screening examinations and the different invitation rules for England, Scotland and Wales and the location in which the screening examination is typically done.
Similarly, while it is appreciated that you didn't want to be late, it isn't always appreciated when you arrive an hour before the invitation time either.
There is a myth, particularly in New York, that the "real" start time is actually a half an hour after the invitation time.
Industry secret: most invitation times are a full 30 minutes prior to the ceremony start time.
It uses cued invitations, time segmentation, anchoring, and facilitations to increase free disclosure of accurate details of the event (Orbach et al., 2000; Lamb et al., 2007; Dion & Cyr, 2008).
10 11 Whereas the Telemark Polyp Study 1 used invitations timed near birthdays, the Norwegian Colorectal Cancer Prevention Trial 1 randomly invited adults throughout the calendar year, without taking birthdays into account.
Similarly, invitations timed in proximity to the recipients' birthday had an independent influence on attendance rates.
We investigated whether invitations timed in proximity to annual milestones (birthdays, Christmas and New Year) had an impact on compliance with screening.
We did not mention age as a risk factor in the invitations, so the distribution of attendance rates in relation to birthdays suggests that appointments allocated shortly after birthdays or invitations timed for receipt in the week of a birthday have the potential to improve compliance with screening.
The people you invite may not get the invitation in time if they don't check their e-mail often.
