Sentence examples for invitation to charge from inspiring English sources

The late starts give NBC, CBS and Fox one prime-time exposure each, an invitation to charge advertisers more because of larger audiences.

The opener was a good example of United's movement – Januzaj had moved forward, dragged Claudemir into a position where he became an extra centre-back, and Depay accepted the invitation to charge inside.

Nothing says "Game On" quite like an open invitation to charge the mound.

The principle of logical charity is no help in this case assume that the author(s) do not contradict themselves because the Daodejing is notorious for being paradoxical: Chapter 56 begins: "Those who know do not speak; Those who speak do not know", which is clearly intentional, and rhetorically efficacious despite its logical invitation to a charge of tu quoque.

The investigating committee's report also stated that man regretted having used the word "harassment" in his e-mail, and that man declined an invitation to bring formal charges.

Thereafter, all younger birth cohorts will receive a personal invitation to free-of-charge mammography screening every second year until 69 years of age.

In addition, the patients were asked about availability of mammography screening programmes by two variables encompassing receiving invitation to free-of-charge mammography and actual participation in the screening.

The invitation-only site shifted from selling ads to charging a $105 membership fee, and is redesigning its site and mobile apps.

Currently, Fluidinfo is free of charge, clearly an invitation to developers everywhere to test and create.

In Denmark, health care is free to all citizens, and mammographic screening is recommended by health authorities, and offered free of charge, with a personal invitation, to all women in age 50 69.

The letter also served as invitation to participate in LC screening free of charge.